March 17, 2009 People don’t go skiing in Vietnam, yet Hanoi imposes taxes 40 per cent on imported ski boots, and Cambodia charges 15 per
March 20, 2009 In recent decades, many countries have to come to regret economic development projects that ignored consequences to the environment. Various adverse health
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
March 11th, 2009 Translated by Radio New Horizon Freedom House, an international organization that concerns itself with freedom and democracy worldwide, recently released their reports
February 23, 2009 A farmer in rural Vietnam As governments around the world roll out trillions of dollars in stimulus spending to combat the global
February 7, 2009 Vietnam to go ahead with bauxite mines despite opposition Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung is determined to go ahead with a
Geneva, 20 February – For immediate release Deeply concerned about the 3-month ban imposed on the Da Nang Publishing House in Vietnam, the International Publishers
Danger lies in forgetting a cruel war By Pham Hong Son, The Epoch Times, Feb 15, 2009 HANOI—February 17 marks the 30th anniversary day of
February 3, 2009 One year after Beijing officially incorporated Vietnam’s Spratly and Paracel Islands into a Chinese province, Vietnamese youths continue to protest Chinese encroachment
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
Last week, during the official visit of Australian Parliamentary delegation to Vietnam, Mr. Luke Simpkins of the Australian Liberal Party met with democracy activists as
