Internet Freedom Report (pdf version) Six digital activists from Vietnam were invited to the U.S in April and May by Viet Tan, Access, Electronic Frontier
June 3, 2014 By Emily Parker A few years before his arrest, in 2012, I exchanged e-mails with the Vietnamese blogger Le Quoc Quan, a
Translated by Vu Quoc Ngu May 28, 2014 Viet Tan, a U.S.-based opposition party banned in Vietnam, has rejected the communist government’s accusation which says
May 18, 2014 Vietnam smothered anti-China protests on Sunday with a massive security clampdown after deadly riots triggered by a territorial dispute with Beijing spooked
May 13, 2014 Several thousand Vietnamese workers protested at Chinese-owned factories on Tuesday, vandalizing some of them, as anger flared at Beijing’s deployment of an
Marianne Brown May 11, 2014 HANOI — Hundreds of people across Vietnam took part in protests Sunday morning days after Vietnamese and Chinese vessels were
May 8, 2014 David Stout As Beijing appears to be openly enforcing territorial claims in the South China Sea, following a skirmish with Vietnam over
May 3, 2014 For the first time ever, Reporters Without Borders is publishing a list of profiles of “100 information heroes” for World Press Freedom
May 6, 2014 Reporters Without Borders condemns yesterday’s arrest of two bloggers, Nguyen Huu Vinh and his employee Nguyen Thi Minh Thuy, for posting articles
On April 29, 2014 Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (CA-46) and Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren (CA-19), co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus on Vietnam, hosted a congressional briefing to
By Richard Finney and Mac Lam May 1, 2014 The United States will raise the issue of Vietnam’s persistent crackdown on bloggers at a bilateral
By Rachel Vandenbrink April 29, 2014 Vietnam’s blogosphere is posing a big challenge to state media as social media grows in popularity and government-sanctioned newspapers
