Vietnam, October 30, 2008 To: The Socialist Republic of Vietnam Vietnam Chief of Police, Le Hong Anh Vietnam Chief of Police, Bureau of Investigation, Tran
October 29, 2008 Hanoi – Vietnamese Communist Party authorities are to fire two editors at a national newspaper that published articles critical of thegovernment’s policy,
24 October 2008 The Communist Party’s hardliners set out to kill the messenger and dent the prime minister The conviction of two senior journalists in
23 October 2008, 00:45 CET http://www.eubusiness.com:80/news-eu/1224700321.35 (STRASBOURG) – The European Union must reassess its cooperation with Vietnam and insist that Hanoi end its “systematic violation
Resolution on Viet Nam submitted by the Suisse Romand Centre and seconded by the Swiss Italien and Reto-romansh Centre. The Assembly of Delegates of International
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC STATEMENT 16 October 2008 AI Index No: ASA 41/006/2008 Viet Nam: Sentenced journalist should be released Vietnamese journalist Nguyen Viet Chien was
October 10, 2008 Thanh Thao: In the last few days, the fight to reclaim the Hanoi Diocese Toa Kham Su from the Vietnamese authorities and
After the crackdown: attacks and intimidation
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC STATEMENT ON VIETNAM’s PERSECUTION OF CATHOLICS October 9, 2008 Viet Nam: Growing fear, growing discrimination The Vietnamese government must end its intimidation
For Immediate Release Peaceful Protesters Beaten, Arrested, and Harassed (New York, October 4, 2008) – The Vietnamese government should immediately release Roman Catholics arrested for
For Immediate Release: October 2, 2008 Contact: Natalie Ravitz or David Frey (202) 224-8120 SENATOR BOXER CALLS ON PRESIDENT TO CONDEMN VIETNAM’S TREATMENT OF CATHOLICS
Speech for religious freedom and democracy in Vietnam by MP- Luke Simpkins on 15/08/2008
