
Rights Abuses of Ethnic Khmer in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta
This report documents ongoing violations of the rights of the Khmer Krom in southern Vietnam and also abuses in Cambodia against Khmer Krom who have fled there for refuge. Wary about possible Khmer Krom nationalist aspirations, Vietnam has suppressed peaceful expressions of dissent and banned Khmer Krom human rights publications. It also tightly controls the Theravada Buddhism practiced by the Khmer Krom, who see this form of Buddhism as the foundation of their distinct culture and ethnic identity.
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ISBN: 1-56432-426-5
ISBN: 1-56432-426-5
Table of Contents
- On the Margins
- Map of Mekong Delta Region Provinces, Vietnam
- I. Summary
- II. Background
- III. Crackdown on Protests in the Mekong Delta
- IV. Other Rights Problems Faced by Ethnic Khmer in Vietnam
- V. Cambodia Cracks Down on Khmer Krom Activists
- VI. Recommendations
- Acknowledgments
- Appendix A: Indictment of the Five Monks[266]
- Appendix B: Handwritten Appeals from Khmer Krom in Vietnam
- Appendix C: Vietnamese State Press Coverage, Tim Sakhorn
- Appendix D: Letter from Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen to Norodom Sihanouk Regarding Tim Sakhorn
- Appendix E: Human Rights Watch Letter to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
- Appendix F: Vietnamese Embassy's Response to Human Rights Watch
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