
July 2007


Letter to Vietnam Prime Minister on Saigon Protest
July 24, 2007 His Excellency President Triet c/o Embassy of Vietnam 1233 20th Street, NW #400 Washington, DC 20036 Dear President Triet: I am writing
Letter to Vietnam State President on Saigon Protest
July 24, 2007 His Excellency President Triet c/o Embassy of Vietnam 1233 20th Street, NW #400 Washington, DC 20036 Dear President Triet: I am writing


Letter to Australian Prime Minister on Saigon Protest
The Rt. Hon. John W. Howard Prime Minister of Australia Parliament House Canberra ACT 2600 20 July 2007 Dear Prime Minister I am writing to
Vietnamese Communist Government Sends in Police to Forcibly End Mass Protest in Saigon
July 19, 2007 Utilizing a force of over a thousand uniformed and plainclothes police, the Vietnamese communist authorities cleared the National Assembly’s representative office in
Protesters disband after police mobilization
New Horizon Radio (Chan Troi Moi) by Nguyen Vu Saigon, July 18, 2007 Nguyen Vu: Am I speaking with Sinh? Sinh: Yes, this is Sinh
Diary for Justice
Diary for Justice: A journal on the days of protest with aggrieved citizens at the National Assembly Office II on 194 Hoang Van Thu Street,
Vietnamese journalist assaulted, land protesters came to aid
Saigon , 11:30 PM, July 14, 2007 At 9:00 AM, about 200 aggrieved citizens marched on the street of Saigon. They walked toward the Prime
Vietnamese peasants protest over land policy, graft
HO CHI MINH CITY, July 11 (Reuters) Scores of peasant farmers have protested for three weeks outside a Vietnamese government building over land appropriation for