Vietnam riots (protests and violence in 1968)

From 65438 to 0968, the Vietnam War entered its third year. The Vietnamese government and American troops launched large-scale military operations in several cities in southern Vietnam to attack the forces of the Vietnam National Liberation Front. However, these actions did not achieve the expected results, but triggered dissatisfaction and protests from the Vietnamese people. Against this background, riots broke out in Vietnam.

protest

The riots in Vietnam began at 1968+0. At that time, the Vietnamese government announced a new labor law, which caused dissatisfaction among workers and students. They think this law is unfair and deprives them of their rights. So they began to protest and asked the government to revoke the law.

As time goes by, the scale of the protest is getting bigger and bigger. The Vietnamese and China governments tried to suppress these protests, but their actions only led to more dissatisfaction and protests. In the end, the Vietnamese government was forced to withdraw this labor law.

incident of violence

However, the protest did not stop. The Vietnamese people think that the government has not really solved their problems, and they need more rights and freedoms. As a result, the riots in Vietnam entered a new stage and violent incidents began to increase.

The Vietnamese and China governments tried to suppress these violent incidents, but their actions only led to more violence. Vietnamese people began to use molotov cocktails and stones to attack the police and the army. The police and the army responded with tear gas and water cannons.

affect

The riots in Vietnam lasted for several months, during which hundreds of people died and thousands were injured. This riot has attracted the attention of the international community, and many countries and organizations have called on the Vietnamese government and the Vietnam National Liberation Front to stop the violence and restart the peace talks.

Finally, the Vietnam War ended with 1975, the Vietnamese government collapsed and Vietnam became a unified socialist country. However, the scars left by the riots in Vietnam are still affecting Vietnamese society.

final result

Vietnam riot is an event full of violence and tragedy. It makes us realize that social stability and harmony will be threatened when the government ignores people's demands. We should respect human rights and democracy and let the people's voices be heard. Only in this way can we build a truly free, equal and just society.