March 9, 2011 Events in the Middle East have sparked a global discussion on the importance of free expression and underline the role the Internet
March 7, 2011 HANOI, Vietnam — A Vietnamese human rights lawyer has been freed from prison after serving a four-year sentence for advocating a multiparty
March 4, 2011 Viet Tan – Facebook and Civil Disobedience in Vietnam Despite an intermittent block since November 2009, Facebook is fast becoming the most
But the Vietnamese pro-democracy activist has to be available whenever authorities want to question him. March 1, 2011 Vietnamese authorities have released a prominent political
A panel discussion on Egypt’s success and a look forward to Vietnam’s struggle From Suez, Alexandria, to Cairo, ordinary citizens took their destiny into their
February 28, 2011 After decades of living through repression and injustice, the peoples of Tunisia and Egypt have courageously risen up to end the dictatorships
February 28, 2011 By Margie Mason HANOI, Vietnam — One of Vietnam’s most prominent pro-democracy dissidents has been detained after calling for a revolution to
Calls for political reform have not been confined to the Arab world. Al Jazeera has obtained rare footage of a demonstration in Vietnam – a
February 23, 2011 Reporters Required to Publish News Sources (New York) – The Vietnamese government’s new media decree, which fines journalists for vague infractions and
February 16, 2011 On Feb. 16, 2011, social innovators, technologists, entrepreneurs and philanthropists gather at the Ford Foundation to take on the greatest challenge of
February 14, 2011 Dissidents to propose draft resolutions on Egypt, China, Iran, Zimbabwe & other hotspots; summit organized by global coalition of 20 NGOs GENEVA
February 9, 2011 Vietnamese human rights activist and Catholic priest Father Nguyen Van Ly is at risk of being returned to prison in mid-March despite
