US Human Rights Report still includes unobjective assessments on VN’s actual situation

19 March 2019
Chinhphu.vn
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unobjective assessments / US Human Rights Report / Vietnam

Although the US latest report on human right practices acknowledges Viet Nam’s achievements in protecting human rights, it still includes some assessments that are not objective and do not reflect the actual situation in Viet Nam.

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 Quang Minh

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