April 25, 2012 For popular Western internet companies with large user bases in Vietnam, new online regulations could seriously test business practices and corporate consciences.
April 11, 2012 By Duy Hoang, Angelina Huynh, Trinh Nguyen Summary The Government of Vietnam is updating its Internet management policies with grave implications for
April 5, 2012 Crony capitalism went on trial in Vietnam last week. However, the proceedings did little to quell public skepticism or address the underlying
March 7, 2012 Two years ago, when he held the rotating chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
February 21, 2012 Land disputes are crowded with environmentalists, farmers and greedy developers who work hand in glove with local politicians. Clashes have persistently tested
January 16, 2012 After being unjustly imprisoned for 17 months, renowned blogger and mathematics lecturer Pham Minh Hoang has returned to his family in Saigon.
January 12, 2012 The latest tactic for sweeping domestic critics under the carpet. Hanoi purports to want closer relations with Washington as a counterbalance to
Speech at the Asia Democracy Conference by Ly Thai Hung, General Secretary of Viet Tan Tokyo – November 26, 2011 Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,
November 29, 2011 In a victory for freedom of association in Vietnam, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has released an opinion finding
Update on October 14, 2011: Professor Pham Minh Hoang’s appeals trial, announced only three days before the scheduled date, has been postponed. No reason was
Invited to the Sixth Dublin Platform for Human Rights Defenders by Front Line, human rights lawyer Huynh Van Dong found himself barred from leaving Vietnam.
On September 21-22, 2011 as world leaders gather at United Nations Headquarters to open the 66th Session of the General Assembly, an international coalition of
