WSJ Opinion: Clinton to Vietnam (video)

Repression in Vietnam and abroad under General To Lam’s police state

Viet Tan May 25, 2026

Over the past two years, the level of repression under Communist Party Chief To Lam, who holds the rank of Police General, has increased in severity against both citizens within the country and individuals in the Vietnamese diaspora.

No Free Press in Vietnam: Defending the Right to Inform

Viet Tan May 3, 2026

On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day on May 3, Viet Tan wishes to highlight a troubling reality: there is no genuine press freedom in Vietnam. All authorized media outlets operate under the strict control of the communist regime and are subject to systematic censorship.

Communist Vietnam’s New President To Lam Signals Deepening Dependence on China with State Visit

Viet Tan April 15, 2026

The newly “elected” President of Vietnam, To Lam, is making an official visit to China from April 14 to 17. This trip sends a clear political signal: Hanoi is becoming further dependent on Beijing for its legitimacy.

General To Lam’s Visit to the United States: An Affront to Peace Amid Escalating Transnational Repression by the Vietnamese Government

Viet Tan February 19, 2026

On the occasion of To Lam’s visit to the United States to attend the launch meeting of the Board of Peace, Viet Tan calls on governments not to legitimize the authoritarian consolidation underway in Vietnam.

WSJ Opinion: Clinton to Vietnam (video)

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Repression in Vietnam and abroad under General To Lam’s police state

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General To Lam’s Visit to the United States: An Affront to Peace Amid Escalating Transnational Repression by the Vietnamese Government