Nguyen Van Tuc

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Birth date: 1964

Activity: Farmer, poet

Date of arrest: September 10, 2008

Sentence: Sentenced to 4 years imprisonment followed by 3 years house arrest on October 9, 2009

Charge: Propaganda against the socialist state (Article 88)

Current location: Prison Camp K1, Ha Nam Province


Nguyen Van Tuc is known for his writings against social injustice, especially an August 2006 letter denouncing the corruption of communist officials in Thai Binh province and an article titled “The Party, then and now” where he criticizes the current policies of the Vietnamese Communist Party. Arrested in September 2008 for participating in the hanging of banners calling for democracy, Nguyen Van Tuc was detained without trial for over a year.

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