In the Diaspora

In the Diaspora: September 2019

Robert Pham

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Socio-cultural, literary, and political news and events relating to Việt Nam and to the Vietnamese diaspora.

■ News from the Diaspora ■

Allegations of Vietnam Interference in Westminster Now Official City PolicyMayor Tri Ta

Trump administration might side with Vietnamese government on fate of protester
Vietnamese protesters

The Vietnam Temple offers spiritual and practical support to Japan’s Vietnamese community
Vietnam Temple in Aikawa, Japan

Three Vietnamese workers die of gas poisoning in Japan, S Korea
Worker doing dangerous work

Why Many Vietnamese Workers Die In Japan | ASIAN BOSS
Why many Vietnamese workers die in Japan

■ News from Việt Nam ■

Vietnamese Blogger Wins Press Freedom Award
Blogger Pham Doan Trang

Can Vietnam’s YouTube grandmother bridge one of the world’s greatest generation gaps?
Youtuber Nguyen Thi Tan

Chinese Ships Must Leave Vietnamese Waters, Hanoi Again Demands
Vietnamese protests against Chinese bullying

Vietnam rice prices plunge to near 12-year low as demand dries up
Harvesting rice

Ex-addicts team up to save lives of drug overdose victims
Le Trung Tan's Thanh Cong Club

■ Other ■

U.S. Will Drill With Southeast Asian Navies, Echoing Move by China
U.S. Navy reconnaissance plane

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