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David Brown: peace gets a chance in Vietnamese land conflicts

18 May 2017
Nikkei Asian Review
Civil and political rights / Communal land / Economic, social and cultural rights / Human rights / Land / Land and housing rights and evictions / Land classifications / Land policy and administration / Livelihood rights / Private land / State private land / State public land
Dong Tam / Hanoi / Vietnam

Last month, a band of farmers forced their way into the administrative compound of Dong Tam, an ancient village on the fringes of Hanoi, to protest the expropriation of their land. To the astonishment of many observers, Vietnam’s communist regime calmed the explosive situation after ...

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