August 20, 2014 Earlier this month, Senator John McCain indicated that it was time for the United States to consider selling lethal weapons to Vietnam
Aug 1, 2014 It’s funny how strong-arming governments, theoretically able to bypass the red-tape that makes republics and democracies so slow-moving, just can’t produce that
August 6, 2014 As organizations dedicated to free expression and an open internet, we are concerned that the Government of Vietnam is implementing a new
July 21, 2014 Authorities in Vietnam are moving to cripple the online voices of dissidents by blasting a deluge of reports on their Facebook pages
July 18, 2014 In recent weeks, well-known Vietnamese activists have found themselves suddenly unable to log in to their Facebook accounts. Their personal pages have
By Ankit Panda July 15, 2014 A U.S. Senate resolution condemns Chinese attempts to revise the status quo in the Asia-Pacific. What do U.S. legislators
July 7, 2014. With many members, including well known journalists, it intends to defend detained colleagues, train young reporters and operate a news website Reporters
July 1, 2014 Ultimatum to change needed The United States’ engagement with Vietnam is, in large part, a failure. Hanoi continues to ply benefits from
June 30, 2014 The early release of Do Thi Minh Hanh, a woman labour activist and prisoner of conscience, in Viet Nam is a positive
MEDIA ADVISORY June 30, 2014 Singing for Vietnam’s Waters and Human Rights: Thousands of activists expected for outdoor concert and march in Washington DC on
June 27, 2014 Vietnamese authorities have freed a young labor activist in poor health after she had served four years of a seven-year sentence for
Reporters Without Borders have included the Redemptorist Anton Ngoc Than in their list of “100 information heroes”. Vatican Insider interviews the man himself. The campaign
