I believe that dialogues are essential, but they should not be seen as a substitute for very significant, tangible impacts and consequences to countries like Vietnam, the Government of Vietnam, that commits egregious violations of human rights against its own people.
Chris Smith: “I believe that dialogues are essential, but they should not be seen as a substitute for very significant, tangible…”
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Smith emphasizes the importance of dialogue alongside tangible actions against human rights violations in Vietnam.
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