Title: How many Third World countries? Is Vietnam a Third World country?
Headings: How many Third World countries? Is Vietnam a Third World country?
How many Third World countries? Is Vietnam a Third World country?
Table of Contents
What does “Third World Country” mean?
What are Third World countries?
Third World Countries in terms of political rights and civil liberties
The most repressive regimes in the world
Third World Countries in Terms of their Gross National Income (GNI)
Third World Countries in Terms of Poverty
Is Vietnam a Third World Country?
Air
Train
Bus
VISA REQUIREMENTS FOR VIETNAM
5 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT VIETNAM
BEST TIME TO TRAVEL TO VIETNAM
TRAVEL ITINERARIES SUGGESTIONS FOR VIETNAM
Northern Vietnam
Central Vietnam
South Vietnam
BUDGET FOR TRAVELLING IN VIETNAM
Backpacker
Flashpacker
Luxury
TOP 5 PLACES TO VISIT IN VIETNAM
TOP 5 TRAVEL EXPERIENCES IN VIETNAM
TRANSPORT IN VIETNAM
Air
Bus
Train
Guided Tour
Motorbike
Taxi, Tuk Tuk Or Mototaxi
ACCOMMODATION IN VIETNAM
Sapa
Hanoi
Phong Nha
Hoi An
Mui Ne
Dalat
Ho Chi Minh City
FOOD IN VIETNAM
STAYING SAFE IN VIETNAM

Content: Third World countries typically had colonial pasts in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Oceania. Third World Countries in terms of political rights and civil liberties
The most repressive regimes in the world
According to the Freedom House report Freedom in the World 2007, below is a list of 8 countries with the worst records for political rights and civil liberties. Within these countries and territories, state control over daily life is pervasive and wide-ranging, independent organizations and political opposition are banned or suppressed, and fear of retribution for independent thought and action is part of daily life: Burma (Myanmar), Cuba, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Also included are two territories, Chechnya (Russian Federation) and Tibet, whose inhabitants suffer intense repression. These states and regions received the Freedom House survey’s lowest rating: 7 for political rights and 7 for civil liberties. The report also includes nine more countries near the bottom of Freedom House’s list of the most repressive countries: Belarus, China, Cote d’Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Laos, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Zimbabwe. The territory of Western Sahara (most of the territory is controlled by Morocco) is also included in this group.