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Urgent alert: Norwegian and Australian Activists Missing in Cambodia
We are issuing an urgent appeal on behalf of the families of Nguyen Duc Thuan and Tran Hiep to determine their whereabouts and ensure their safety. Our loved ones have been incommunicado since September 18, 2026.
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European Parliament Sends a Strong Message in Defense of Freedom and Human Rights
16 June 2026 In a significant victory for democracy, human rights, and European security, the European Parliament has adopted a landmark report on Transnational Repression…
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Meeting with MEPs to discuss human rights in Vietnam
October 23, 2025 Viet Tan delegation recently engaged in meetings with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in Strasbourg to advocate for human rights, labor…
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Viet Tan Hosts 5th Annual Luncheon Reception at Parliament Hill to Strengthen Canada–Vietnam Human Rights Dialogues
Ottawa, October 7, 2025 — The 5th Annual Viet Tan Luncheon Reception at Canadian Parliament Hill brought together policymakers, diplomats, and advocates to advance dialogue…
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Chris MacLeod pays tribute to Y Brec Bya
Y Krec has exhibited personal bravery in the face of horrific persecution. Not just against himself but against his community. He has been jailed multiple times simply for practicing his faith outside of government control.
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Canadian MP Judy Sgro on the Le Dinh Luong Human Rights Award
Thank you having me here today. It is an honour to be here with you at the annual Le Dinh Luong Human Rights Award ceremony, where we reflect on the tireless work of human rights defenders.
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Imprisoned member of persecuted church wins Vietnam human rights award
A missionary from a Christian church in Vietnam’s Central Highlands who was arrested last year on charges of “undermining the national unity policy” was named as the winner of the annual Le Dinh Luong Human Rights Award.
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How tech companies enable censorship in Vietnam
Tech companies operating in Vietnam are urged to uphold global human rights standards and to protect the rights of their users amid the continuing state-backed restriction of free speech in the country.
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Vietnam UPR side event 2024 in Geneva
On the eve of Vietnam’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR), Viet Tan and nine international organizations held a conference to shed light on the human rights situation in Vietnam.
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Civil Society Groups Meet with UN Representatives Before the 2024 Universal Periodic Review of Vietnam
In Geneva on May 2-3, 2024, a delegation of civil society groups—including members from Viet Tan, Committee Swiss Vietnam (COSUNAM), Freedom House and Hmong Human Rights Coalition—met with officials of the United Nations to advocate for human rights in Vietnam.
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Analysts: Resignation of Vietnam’s President Shows Party Infighting
Analysts say this month’s resignation of Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong, one year into his five-year term, indicates infighting within the Communist Party and shakes the country’s reputation for political stability, a key driver of foreign investment.
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Congressman Gerald Connolly marks China’s invasion and occupation of the Paracel Islands
I would like to welcome those attending today’s briefing marking 50 years of China’s invasion and occupation of Vietnam’s Paracel Islands. I would also like to recognize the Viet Tan organization for their efforts in promoting civil society, empowering youth, and raising awareness about human rights violations in Vietnam.
