From the Colonial Period to Today: How Workers’ Unions in Việt Nam Lost Independence
In 1953, a Vietnamese worker labored for nearly two hours to afford a loaf of bread, while an American worker
Thirteen years ago, my path into activism began. For more than two decades, I had lived in denial, self-contempt, and
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At the 50th session of the National Assembly Standing Committee, Chairperson Trần Thanh Mẫn voiced his frustration with the government,
In Việt Nam, an old adage has long shaped public perception: “Whatever is the problem, let the police take care
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