Politics
Breaking Free from the “Procrustean Bed” of History
Thanh Tâm wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luat Khoa Magazine on May 7, 2025. Đàm Vĩnh
Dong Tam
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Vietnam Briefing
Human Rights Watch Says Taiwan Courts Should Ease Bureaucratic Burdens for Formosa Plastics Petitioners
Notable events: * Human Rights Watch Urges Taiwan Courts to Ease Bureaucratic Burdens for Victims of Formosa Plastics Pollution * Two Dong
Vietnam Briefing
Political Prisoners in Vietnam Continue to Face Discrimination and Mistreatment
Vietnam’s Political Prisoners Continue to Face Abuses and Mistreatment While in Custody Nguyen Thi Tam, a political prisoner and
Vietnam Briefing
Vatican Diplomat Visits Vietnam, Seeks to Normalize Relations
Vatican Looks to Normalize Relations in its Representative's Vietnam Visit The Vatican's foreign minister, Richard Gallagher,
On This Day
The Slogan on Le Dinh Kinh's Coffin: For a True Revolutionary and Ideal Communist
“Colonial imperialist France used the law of the jungle, employed brutal force to seize the land of indigenous farmers, and
Politics
Three Years After Dong Tam, What Do We Remember?
On January 9, 2020, the Vietnamese government deployed 3,000 police officers to Dong Tam commune and, as they alleged,
Human Rights
The Dong Tam Incident: Land Dispute Misconstrued As Terrorism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Land ownership has had a long history [https://www.luatkhoa.org/2020/09/100-nam-mau-do-cho-quyen-so-huu-dat-dai/] in Vietnam, a country where
Human Rights
Land Conflicts In Vietnam: Causes, Effects, And Solutions
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Background Since the adoption of robust economic reforms in the early 1990s, more commonly known as Doi Moi [https:
Vietnam Briefing
Vietnam Briefing: Dong Tam Incident Remembrance Anniversary
The Vietnam Briefing, which is released every Monday morning Vietnam time, looks at Vietnam’s social and political developments of
Human Rights
Dong Tam: People's Lives Are Still Shattered After Two Years
The Vietnamese authorities still owe Le Dinh Kinh’s family a few explanations and answers.
Vietnam Briefing
Vietnam Briefing: Dong Tam And The General Election
It’s a new week and Vietnam Briefing’s mission is to keep our readers up to date on developments
Land Rights
Recap: Sentencing in the Dong Tam Trial
As reported earlier, after four days of a predicted 10-day trial, the Hanoi People’s Tribunal took a recess beginning
Land Rights
The Dong Tam Case: What Happens Next?
On September 14, 2020, the Hanoi People’s Court delivered the judgments in the trial of the Dong Tam case.
