ADJOURNMENT Mr Do Nam Hai Senator HUMPHRIES Senator HUMPHRIES (Australian Capital Territory) (7.48 p.m.)—I want to raise in the adjournment debate the position of a
CONFERENCE ON SOLIDARITY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS ON LESSONS IN THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM GDANSK, POLAND – AUGUST 30, 2005 THE VIETNAMESE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM Thank you
Regarding Vietnam’s (VN) immediate future, many people have given their analysis and made predictions, but how can I foresee things with any accuracy? I only
I was three and a half years old when our family boarded a small boat on the Saigon river to escape the country of my
BY CLAUDIA ROSETT Wednesday, March 9, 2005 12:01 a.m. EST There’s been a lot of talk since Sept. 11 about how President Bush’s war-lovin’ ways
Peter Westmore, President of the National Civic Council, Australia A new political party, Viet Tan, has been launched by Vietnamese émigrés and people living in
Open Letter Ho Chi Minh City – December 10, 2004 To: The National Assembly and Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam The
Ms. Sanchez is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives December 8, 2004 From Wall Street Journal Online edition Last week, the government of
Vietnam at a crossroads; after 30 years of One-party, authoritarian dictatorship, Vietnam must choose to reform its political structure or continue to fall behind the
The Hon. DAVID CLARKE [10.03 p.m.]: Recently my parliamentary colleague the Hon. Charlie Lynn gave an outstanding address to this House reminding us of the
Following is the speech titled “Reasons for the Public Introduction of Viet Tan” delivered by Party Chairman Nguyen Kim on September 19, 2004 in Berlin.
Nearly thirty years after the fall of Saigon in 1975, a new geopolitical schema is taking shape between the Vietnamese who stayed in the country,
