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Land Rights in Việt Nam: Three Systemic Reasons Why Vietnamese Citizens Can Easily Lose Their Property

Trường An by Trường An
12 June 2026
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Photo: Thanh Thắng/VOV. Graphic: Thương Lê/Luật Khoa Magazine.

Photo: Thanh Thắng/VOV. Graphic: Thương Lê/Luật Khoa Magazine.

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“One day you wake up and realize you are about to lose everything, not because of anything you did, but because the state decided so even though you did nothing wrong. It is truly bitter.” 

This sentiment captures the recent concerns of many residents living along the Red River floodplain. [1]

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