The bipartisan Vietnam Human Rights Act will restore the right priorities to U.S. policy toward Vietnam and will limit U.S. non-humanitarian assistance that goes to Vietnam until there are concrete human rights protections.
Smith emphasizes the Act's role in prioritizing human rights in U.S.-Vietnam relations.
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