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Vietnam mining project sparks protests
Al Jazeera
December 14, 2009
December 11, 2009 A massive mining project in central Vietnam has created one of the biggest civil protest movements the country has ever seen. Domestic
Government attacks boost democracy movement
Graham Cooke (Online Opinion)
November 11, 2009
November 11, 2009 Do Hoang Diem knows the exact date when the Viet Tan democracy movement that he leads came of age. “It was 29
Viet Tan holds talks with Australian parliamentarians
Viet Tan
November 4, 2009
Viet Tan members discussed the situation in Vietnam with MPs and Senators at the Australian Federal Parliament in Canberra. Led by Viet Tan Chairman Do
Briefing on internet freedom in Vietnam
Congressional Vietnam Caucus
October 12, 2009
When: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 11:30-12:30 PM Where: 121 Cannon House Office Building Dear Colleague: Please join us for a briefing with leading experts on
Vietnamese Democracy Advocates Look for Congressional Support
CNS News
July 31, 2009
Friday, July 31, 2009 By Patrick Goodenough, International Editor (CNSNews.com) – Vietnamese-American activists and members of Congress Thursday issued fresh calls for U.S. lawmakers to
Prominent lawyer jailed in Vietnam
ABC Radio Australia
June 16, 2009
Updated June 16, 2009 11:43:46 To Vietnam now where prominent lawyer Le Cong Dinh has just spent his third night in jail. The 41 year
Vietnam’s Crackdown on Bloggers Prompts Appeal From U.S. Lawmakers
CNSNews.com
April 3, 2009
April 02, 2009 Patrick Goodenough, International Editor (CNSNews.com) – Five months after Internet giants Google, Microsoft and Yahoo pledged to uphold privacy and freedom of
Vietnam: dissident groups denounce several arrests
AFP
September 17, 2008
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
Amid pressure at home, Arroyo, Vietnam PM to meet Bush
AFP
June 24, 2008
06/22/2008 WASHINGTON — Facing political and economic pressures at home, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Tan Dung travel to Washington this week
