‘Chilling’ crackdown on dissent in Vietnam ahead of key congress
January 19, 2021 As Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party gears up for its most important meeting in years, its leadership has presided over an intensified crackdown
January 19, 2021 As Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party gears up for its most important meeting in years, its leadership has presided over an intensified crackdown
Berlin — November 20, 2021 The Federal Association of Vietnamese Refugees in the Federal Republic of Germany asked the following organizations to discuss the human
David S. Cloud, Shashank Bengali | October 22, 2020 SINGAPORE — For months, Bui Van Thuan, a chemistry teacher turned crusading blogger in Vietnam, published one
Competition for maritime claims in the South China Sea is not a new issue in the region. But, over the past decade, China has attempted
On the eve of a trial against land rights activists in Vietnam, eleven organizations call the UN Human Rights Council president to send representatives of
June 30, 2020 Australian retiree Van Kham Chau would usually celebrate his birthday by cooking lamb with his wife and tending to the dragon
Amy Bainbridge and Erin Handley | March 2, 2020 Sydney retiree Van Kham Chau has lost his final appeal against his 12-year jail sentence in Vietnam on
James Massola | November 12, 2019 Jakarta: Canberra’s reluctance to criticise a Vietnamese court decision to sentence Australian citizen Chau Van Kham to 12 years
Kathryn Diss and Erin Handley | November 11, 2019 A Sydney retiree has been found guilty of “terrorist activities” and sentenced to 12 years in
Ben Doherty | November 10, 2019 Retired baker Chau Van Kham, 70, to appear in Ho Chi Minh City court after more than 10 months
Richard Finney | November 5, 2019 Authorities in Vietnam have set a trial date of Nov. 11 for three democracy activists, including an ethnic Vietnamese
Erin Handley, Mazoe Ford and Angelique Lu | July 23, 2019 The family of an Australian citizen who has been languishing in a Vietnamese prison