September 4, 2008 Later this month, the U.S. State Department is due to release its annual report on international religious freedom. Recent events in Vietnam
July 11, 2008 WASHINGTON – Days after taking up the presidency of the United Nations Security Council in a long-sought affirmation of its international standing,
Speaking Up for Vietnam By Sara Colm, published in The New York Sun June 25, 2008 A Buddhist monk missing since authorities evicted him from
On April 8, 2008, 118 Vietnamese dissidents signed a document titled “The Manifesto on Freedom and Democracy in Vietnam”. This can be considered the unifying
Statement of Representative Ed Royce “Human Rights Concerns in Vietnam” November 6, 2007 Thank you Mr. Chairman for highlighting the abysmal human rights situation in
A change is coming, can you feel it? Our hearts are with the Burmese people and with all people suffering under dictatorships, like Vietnam. The
It wasn’t your typical summer vacation. Last year (2006), eight teens—six Americans and two Australians—travelled to Vietnam to witness firsthand the persecution of Christians in
Friday, August 17, 2007 WESTMINSTER -On a recent afternoon Jeon Je Yong sits at the dining table, eating plums. Jeon is sitting an arm’s length
CHO LON, Vietnam—When President George W. Bush sits down with Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet at the White House on Friday, it will be the
Hanoi, July 19, 2002 Testimony on the Human Rights Condition in Vietnam Respectfully sent to: The Congressional Human Rights Caucus I very much appreciate the
I am Phuong Nam Do Nam Hai speaking from Saigon, Vietnam. I am honored to have been invited by the US National Security Council to
