Thousands of police deployed after violent protests over Chinese oil rig in disputed territory Vietnam has clamped down on anti-China protests after deadly riots triggered by a territorial dispute spooked foreign investors and the country's authoritarian leadership. Thousands of police and security officers flooded southern Ho Chi Minh City and the capital, Hanoi. Police were posted outside well-known dissidents' houses, preventing them from leaving, according to activists.
Thousands of police deployed after violent protests over Chinese oil rig in disputed territory Vietnam has clamped down on anti-China protests after deadly riots triggered by a territorial dispute spooked foreign investors and the country's authoritarian leadership. Thousands of police and security officers flooded southern Ho Chi Minh City and the capital, Hanoi. Police were posted outside well-known dissidents' houses, preventing them from leaving, according to activists.
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