Digital Activism in Vietnam By Duy Hoang, spokesman of Viet Tan Geneva Summit on Human Rights, Tolerance and Democracy March 8-9, 2010 *** It is
Dear friend, March 8 is International Women’s Day, a time to celebrate the achievements of women past, present and future. Unfortunately, three of Vietnam’s most
Wall Street Journal February 11, 2010 Economic unease is only part of a deeper crisis of legitimacy facing Vietnam’s Communist Party. The Vietnamese Communist Party
February 5, 2010 Dear compatriots at home and abroad, Dear supporters of human rights and democracy, The ruling regime in Vietnam today reaffirmed its anti-democratic
October 14, 2009 Statement by Duy Hoang Spokesperson, Viet Tan *** Thank you Congresswomen Sanchez and Lofgren for holding this briefing today. Thank you also
Asia Times Online September 21, 2009 The Vietnamese currency, the dong, could face a significant devaluation given worsening macroeconomic conditions and deteriorating financial fundamentals. Vietnam
Statement by Duy Hoang Spokesperson, Viet Tan *** Last week, a mother brought thirty roses to a stark prison camp outside of Hanoi. She was
Congressman Ed Royce’s Asian Pacific Community Advisory Council Community Forum “A Review & Recommendations on US-Vietnam Policy” May 23, 2009 Statement by Do Hoang Diem
Statement by Do Hoang Diem Chairman, Viet Tan Testimony before the Human Rights Sub-Committee Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Parliament of
March 16, 2009 Asia Times Online One of Vietnam’s most verdant regions faces severe ecological damage if the government moves ahead with its multi-billion dollar
January 30, 2009 Wall Street Journal American soft power can spur democratic change. For anyone watching Barack Obama’s inaugural address last week from an unfree
January 14, 2009 Asia Times Online Negotiating teams from Vietnam and China recently announced a final agreement for demarcating the two countries’ long-contested 1,350-kilometer land
