January 23, 2013 Prime Minister David Cameron should call on Viet Nam’s government to halt its crackdown on freedom of expression and release all prisoners
January 14, 2013 Hanoi prosecutes its citizens for peaceful dissent. A Vietnamese court convicted 14 democracy activists last week and sentenced them to a range
January 11, 2013 Earlier today the EU Ambassador to Vietnam, Franz Jessen, expressed his concerns over the sentencing of 14 bloggers and journalists (activists) in
January 11, 2013. Reporters Without Borders is appalled at the groundless verdict handed down yesterday by a court in northern city of Vinh against eight
January 11, 2013 The United Nations human rights office has expressed serious concern over the convictions and sentencing of 14 political activists in Vietnam for
Jannuary 9, 2013 We are deeply troubled by reports that the People’s Court of Nghe An Province convicted 14 Catholic Redemptorist bloggers on charges related
Bangkok, January 9, 2013—At least five independent bloggers were sentenced today to harsh jail terms in Vietnam, according to local and international news reports. The
January 9, 2013 ARTICLE 19 condemns the jailing of thirteen pro-democracy activists in Vietnam and calls on the authorities to release them immediately. The men
January 9, 2013 The conviction and heavy sentencing of 13 peaceful Catholic activists in Viet Nam today flies in the face of justice and is
January 9, 2013 Viet Tan condemns the arbitrary conviction of 14 human rights defenders today by the Vietnamese communist government. We stand in admiration of
January 7, 2013 by Cat Lucas & filed under Campaigns. In August 2012, English PEN was one of a dozen international organisations to sign an
January 8, 2013 Vietnamese authorities have put 14 rights activists on trial on charges of trying to overthrow the Communist government, in the largest subversion
