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COVID-19 Policies in Vietnam v. Human Rights

2022-10-05

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Negative treatment on human rights and limited liberty are on-going matters in Vietnam because of its Communism regime. This article is going to discuss the Vietnam’s COVID-19 policies regarding the treatment of human rights during a global and restrictive pandemic. The nation’s measures and restrictions are lawful, necessary, proportionate to a legitimate interest, and regularly monitored by its Government. Vietn...

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Literature Corpus work: 92611c4f-a551-5c38-a491-a6aa50444c1f
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4237831

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