sitting in a small cafa,trinh ba phuong 31, reaches across the table to light his uncle's cigarette,befor he explains how his paraents ended up in prison over a land protest.
he has brought family members and friends to the interview for support in case he is tailed by security officials.
phuong'sfather is serving a 20-month prison sentence and his mother 15 months for disturbing public order after they helped rally protesters against eviction for a residential project in their village,duong noi,on the outskirts of hanoi,last year.
around 350 of the village's famililes refused the $13 per square meter they were offered in early 2041,saying it was too low.
"there was no discussion.now they have taken the land.we're farmers,what job can we do?"phuong say.
the story of phuong's family is a common one in viethnam,where land requisitions are frequent for residential,commercial,industral and infrastructure developments.
the forced eviction are becoming a source of politically dangerous discontent,promping the government to introduce some changes.revisions to the land law in force since july upped the standard lease period for land-still
owned by the communist-from 20 to 50 years.
the changes also improved the calculation for compensation' a leading gripe be hind 70% of the 700000 official complaints filed by evictees between 2008 and 2011,according to national assembly officials cited by the newspaper thanh nien.
sitting in a small cafa,trinh ba phuong 31, reaches across the table to light his uncle's cigarette,befor he explains how his paraents ended up in prison over a land protest.he has brought family members and friends to the interview for support in case he is tailed by security officials.phuong'sfather is serving a 20-month prison sentence and his mother 15 months for disturbing public order after they helped rally protesters against eviction for a residential project in their village,duong noi,on the outskirts of hanoi,last year.around 350 of the village's famililes refused the $13 per square meter they were offered in early 2041,saying it was too low."there was no discussion.now they have taken the land.we're farmers,what job can we do?"phuong say.the story of phuong's family is a common one in viethnam,where land requisitions are frequent for residential,commercial,industral and infrastructure developments.the forced eviction are becoming a source of politically dangerous discontent,promping the government to introduce some changes.revisions to the land law in force since july upped the standard lease period for land-stillowned by the communist-from 20 to 50 years.the changes also improved the calculation for compensation' a leading gripe be hind 70% of the 700000 official complaints filed by evictees between 2008 and 2011,according to national assembly officials cited by the newspaper thanh nien.
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