Capping non-humanitarian assistance to the Vietnamese regime until these 'Hanoi six hundred' are unconditionally released, and religious and political freedoms improved, is the least that we can do.
Chris Smith: “Capping non-humanitarian assistance to the Vietnamese regime until these 'Hanoi six hundred' are unconditionally…”
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Smith advocates for capping aid to Vietnam until political prisoners are released.
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