Vietnam: U.S. Government Should Re-Designate Vietnam Among Worst Violators of Religious Freedom, Press for Unconditional Release of Prisoners FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 24, 2008 Contact:
Sanchez Outraged with Violence at Thai Ha Prayer Vigil and Continued Hostility Against Peaceful Protesters Sanchez issues letter to President Triet on Vietnam’s recent human
23 September, 2008 (WiPC/IFEX) – The Writers in Prison Committee (WiPC) of International PEN is alarmed about an apparent crackdown on dissidents in Vietnam, in
September 22, 2008 Hanoi – As Catholic protests continued Monday over the government’s clearance of a plot of land claimed by Hanoi’s Archdiocese, non-Catholics’ sympathy
September 19, 2008 BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — An Associated Press reporter in Vietnam was punched, choked and hit over the head with a camera by
September 18, 2008 Police are using checkpoints, interrogation, and threats to quash protests in Vietnam. HANOI, Vietnam: Vietnamese plainclothes police arrest student demonstrator, ending a
AFP – 09/11/08 Two opposition parties, banned in Vietnam, denounced Thursday the arrests of “pro-democracy activists” in the communist country at the height of tense
September 10, 2008 “You know, there are four kinds of people in Vietnam, those who know nothing and say nothing, those who do know and
September 6, 2008 Vietnamese Catholics get high-level support for protests calling on the government to return expropriated Church land. BANGKOK (RFA)- A Top Catholic Church
(Norwegian PEN/IFEX) – The following is a joint Norwegian PEN, International PEN and International Publishers association letter to Minister of Justice Ha Hung Cuong: Oslo,
September 1, 2008 After Communist Vietnamese police arrested several parishioners of Thai Ha Redemptorist parish who were seeking to reclaim property seized by the Communist
