October 11, 2010 Hanoi – Vietnamese authorities have arrested a member of a banned pro-democracy party for joining a peaceful demonstration against China’s actions over
COMPLAINT LETTER To let my family know where my father is currently detained? Until when? – and request to allow the family to visit my
October 9, 2010 Hanoi – A banned Vietnamese pro-democracy party on Saturday demonstrated against China’s actions over disputed maritime territories. About 70 members of the
The CFTC and the Committee for an independent labor-union association in Vietnam denounces, on the occasion of the 8th ASEM Summit (Asia-Europe Meeting) in Brussels,
4th October 2010. Hon. Kevin Rudd MP Foreign Minister of Australia Australian Parliament House Canberra Dear Sir, Re: The arrests and detentions of the Vietnam
October 4, 2010 HANOI—The Internet poses a challenge for authoritarian regimes around the world. But Vietnam’s leaders think they have figured out a new way
October 4, 2010 A Vietnamese employee tells a customer about the new high-speed internet service at the post office in Hanoi, July 1, 2003. (Hoang
Sptember 30, 2010 France’s foreign ministry on Thursday voiced “serious concern” about a French-Vietnamese citizen who has been charged with attempted subversion against the communist
September 30, 2010 Human rights defender Professor Pham Minh Hoang has been officially charged under Article 79 of the Vietnamese Penal Code with “carrying out
September 30, 2010 By Patrick Goodenough Critics of the Vietnamese government say it is trying to have it both ways – reaping the benefits of
September 30, 2010 Reporters Without Borders is appalled that the Vietnamese authorities announced at a news conference yesterday that there are charging blogger Pham Minh
September 29, 2010 This is a guest blog entry from Trinh Nguyen, Viet Tan Fellow. Viet Tan is a pro-democracy group with members inside Vietnam
