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The Twilight of Vietnam’s ‘Loyal and Devoted’ Press

by Jason Nguyen

7 March 2025

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Jason Nguyen

Nguyen focuses on vulnerable communities: ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+, activists, and Vietnam War refugees, challenging the Vietnamese government's official narratives on social and political issues.

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