Book Review
André Menras and His Relentless Quest for Justice in Hoàng Sa
In his 2024 memoir, “Vietnam: entre le meilleur et le pire – 50 ans de fidélité aux combats de ma jeunesse”
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Innocent Victim of Police Brutality: Nguyen Trong Doan's Coerced Confession in the Nguyen Van Chuong Case
Convictions based on confessions obtained through torture should never be admissible, especially in a murder case.
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Nguyen Van Chuong: A Wrongful Conviction in Vietnam's Criminal Justice System
Nguyen Van Chuong’s criminal case is another heart-wrenching story that shakes the foundations of Vietnam's criminal justice
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How Humanities Education In Vietnam Failed Me: An Anecdote
Recently, The Economist featured an article commending Vietnam's education system, hailing it as one of the world'
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Ke Huy Quan, Sinophobia, and the Controversy Surrounding His Vietnamese Cultural Identity
Ke Huy Quan has become a household name in most parts of Asia, if not the world. The 51-year-old Asian
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The HUFLIT Alleged Sexual Assault Case: Transparent Answers Will Help the Government's Legitimacy in the Long Run
On the night of January 11, 2023, social media platforms in Vietnam were hit by shocking news. An online video
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Vietnam's State-Owned Media Prefers to Side with Cops in Police Brutality Cases
Soc Trang Province Police Department officially addressed a video circulating on the internet showing its police officers brutally beating up
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Vietnam Communist Party’s Political Paranoia is Courting Contradictory Outcomes
“You must strictly follow the rules, regulations, and laws wherever you live,” instructed Dang Dinh Bach, a Vietnamese community lawyer
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April 30 And The Lost Chapters Of Vietnam’s History
The decision [1] from the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training to make history a subject of choice rather than
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The Gac Ma Incident: A Reminder Of Collective Amnesia
A nation without a past is a nation without a present or a future.
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Why Vietnam Has Good Reasons To Publicly Oppose The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine approaches the third week, there is virtually no remaining doubt about the true
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The Two Halves Of Vietnam’s Vote
Half-“for,” half-“against,” and the turning of a blind eye to evil.
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Vietnam: Who’s Afraid Of NGOs?
Vietnam has never been keen on having non-profits around. Now it has made it even more difficult for such groups to continue operating in the country.