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2020: 10 Religious Problems That The Vietnamese Government Doesn’t Want You To Know About

thereporter by thereporter
12 December 2020
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Vietnam makes no progress with freedom of religion, which remains tightly controlled.

Vietnam is among countries with the greatest diversity of religions, but it is also among those that suppress freedom of religion most heavily.

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