Vietnamese Diaspora in France Anxious Amidst Riots, Facing Economic Setbacks
Ongoing intense protests and riots across France are severely impacting the lives and businesses of the Vietnamese diaspora. Many businesses have scaled back or suspended operations, with some residents even considering relocation due to concerns for their property.
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