Capital Punishment in Vietnam and Ho Duy Hai
Deep concerns abound that skewed system results in deaths of innocents
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By: Tuan V. Nguyen
On January 13, 2008, the case of two female postal workers found murdered inside a post office in Vietnam’s Long An Province, Vietnam at first appeared to be cut and dried. The chief suspect was Nguyen Van Nghi, a lover of one of the victims who was seen at the scene of the crime shortly before it took place. Nghi ran away but was soon…
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