In the Diaspora

In the Diaspora: October 2020

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

Oct 21, 2020

News from the Diaspora

►Among Vietnamese American voters, the Trump-Biden presidential race inflames old wounds

►Essex lorry deaths: Victims ‘tried to break through roof’

►Non-obese Vietnamese Americans are 60% more likely to have diabetes

News from Việt Nam

►The Jailed Activist Left a Letter Behind: Keep Fighting

►Chinese Survey Ship Shows Up Off the Coast of Central Vietnam

►Trafficking: Vietnamese man woos, proposes, and arranged for woman’s sale

►‘I Don’t Blame Anyone’: Vietnam Truck Tragedy Families Speak Out One Year On

►Study: Vietnamese men remain mired in macho norms

■ More / Other ■

►Vietnam: Families Holding on as Search for War Dead Continues

►How Japan’s Labor Trainee Program Hurts Relations With Vietnam

►Japan to sign agreement allowing arms exports to Vietnam, report says

►Vietnamese midfielder among stars Australian website touts for A-League

►Vietnam goes Vegan! Schoolchildren learn to cook plant-based food

►Vietnam Seeks to Further Limit Press

►Saving Uighur Culture From Genocide

►Police Scotland draft Vietnam police to combat trafficking surge

►Connecting India And Vietnam: Vovinam can leave a big impression on the Indian mindscape

►Vietnamese Navy interested in former Japanese Kunigami-class patrol vessels

►In Indo-Pacific push, Japan to export arms to Vietnam

►Pollution masks help Vietnam ward off coronavirus

►Opinion: Is Vietnam the Next ‘Asian Miracle’?

►Research has helped underpin the formation of a nature reserve in Vietnam

►Vietnam continues its miracle through higher education

►Asian voters turn to Biden at SW Houston event

►Vietnam toasts to 450-MW solar farm, transmission system

►Junior MasterChef Australia’s Phenix Is Making Her Vietnamese Family Proud

►‘Scorched Earth’: Vietnam Arrests Leading Dissident Activist and Blogger

►Vietnam- India cooperation against China’s aggressiveness

► The Lasting Impacts of Agent Orange in Vietnam

►Children’s Books Teach Literacy and Preserve Vietnamese Culture, Language

►UK trial hears last desperate messages of Vietnamese migrants

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