January 25, 2011 Tran Huynh Duy Thuc stands at the dock during his trial at the People’s Court in Vietnam’s southern Ho Chi Minh city
January 21, 2011 The trial of human rights defender Mr Vi Duc Hoi is scheduled to begin on 26 January 2011 in Lang Son Province,
January 18, 2011 By Helen Clark / Hanoi On Oct. 4 last year, as toxic red sludge from a Hungarian aluminum plant flowed toward the
January 14, 2011 Vietnam will reportedly tighten state control of bloggers and other media with new regulations that enhance its already extensive powers to limit
January 13, 2011 Bangkok—The Committee to Protect Journalists is concerned about a new executive decree issued on January 6 in Vietnam that will give authorities
January 14, 2011 HANOI — Vietnam will tighten state control of bloggers and other media with new regulations that enhance its already extensive powers to
January 11, 2011. Reporters without Borders calls on the Vietnamese authorities to exercise clemency and free journalists and bloggers who have been jailed for the
January 10, 2011 Vietnam’s Communist Party on Monday ruled out abandoning the one-party state, as it gears up for a key five-yearly congress this week.
January 7, 2011 Illustrating the relationship between rights abuses at home and diplomacy abroad. Vietnam’s government is attracting unwelcome attention after a security officer manhandled
January 6, 2011 HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — The U.S. government has strongly protested to Vietnam over the treatment of an American diplomat, the ambassador said
December 25, 2010 HANOI—State-owned shipbuilder Vinashin’s default on a $600 million loan late last week is just the latest crisis challenging Communist-run Vietnam’s ability to
December 14, 2010 Reporters Without Borders organized a meeting today with journalists at its Paris headquarters about the case of Pham Minh Hoang, a blogger
