Sarah Martin | August 22 Human Rights Watch raises concerns of ‘dire’ human rights record, including at least 133 political prisoners Scott Morrison has been
One of Vietnam’s longest serving political prisoners was released on August 2 after eight years of arbitrary detention and harsh prison conditions. Nguyen Dang Minh Man, a photojournalist who documented peaceful demonstrations, returned to her home in Tra Vinh province, southern Vietnam on Friday afternoon.
Erin Handley, Mazoe Ford and Angelique Lu | July 23, 2019 The family of an Australian citizen who has been languishing in a Vietnamese prison
Viet Tan Alert June 24, 2019 Democracy activist Le Dinh Luong faces reprisals for organizing fellow prisoners Vietnamese authorities have punished democracy activist Le Dinh
Faras Ghani | May 20, 2019 ‘Level of terror rises sharply’ as Vietnam ranks 176th out of 180 countries in the 2019 Press Freedom Index.
The number of prisoners of conscience unjustly jailed across Viet Nam has surged by one third to 128 in signs of a growing crackdown on
Open Letter to Facebook on World Press Freedom Day 2019: Don’t Give in to Censorship in Vietnam May 3, 2019 With over 64 million Facebook
A PDF version of the report can be downloaded here. Introduction Censorship has taken on new forms on the Internet, and Vietnam is on the
As the Vietnamese government tries to enforce its new “cybersecurity” law, free expression activists, technologists, journalists and policy makers will meet for the 3rd Vietnam
Things to Know about Vietnam & the Internet Vietnam’s connectivity in numbers: Population: 97 million Internet users: 64 million Number of Facebook users: 61 million
February 28, 2019 | David Hutt While Vietnam’s leaders promoted peace and harmony at the Kim-Trump summit, democracy and rights activists faced harassment and house
One of its writers is missing and another sits behind bars. Vietnam is tightening controls on dissent and targeting journalists. When President Trump goes to
