Việt Nam’s Paradox of Silence and Protest
The 2018 street protests against the draft Cybersecurity Law and the Law on Special Economic Zones, which saw large crowds ...
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Vietnam’s Violent History of Suppressing Peaceful Protest
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Vietnam Briefing Dec. 5, 2022: Vietnam’s State Media Censors News on Protests in China
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