[world politics news]
More than 100 Vietnamese - an unprecedented amount - tried to run in the May 22 election as independents, including activists bent on testing the party's sincerity about fostering inclusiveness and a democratic spirit. But almost all the self-nominated candidates in Hanoi failed to get on the ballot.
Showing posts with label Vietnamese politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vietnamese politics. Show all posts
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Sunday, April 26, 2015
#VIETNAM: National Assembly Debates Internet Security Law, Cracks Down On Spam
[world politics news]
Vietnam's National Assembly is debating a draft internet security law that would address cyber attacks, rampant junk email-ad and text messages, suspicious software, and personal information protection.
Vietnam's National Assembly is debating a draft internet security law that would address cyber attacks, rampant junk email-ad and text messages, suspicious software, and personal information protection.
Saturday, May 24, 2014
#VIETNAM: 500 Taiwanese Factories Mistakenly Burned in Anti-China Rioting
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