By Đặng Quân Công an thành phố Cần Thơ hôm 20/4 khởi tố và bắt tạm giam 3 thành viên của nhóm Báo sạch để điều tra về hành vi “Lợi dụng các quyền tự do dân chủ” theo Điều 331 của Bộ luật Hình sự Việt Nam, hơn 4 tháng sau khi nhà báo …
By Human Rights Watch Family Members Face Trial for Criticizing Government (New York) – The Vietnamese authorities should immediately release the democracy campaigner Can Thi Theu and her two sons and drop all charges against them, Human Rights Watch said today. Can Thi Theu and her younger son, Trinh Ba Tu, face trial on May …
Nhà thơ Đồng Chuông Tử tức Nguyễn Quốc Huy By Đặng Quân Chiều ngày 7 tháng Tư, ngoài chị Nguyễn Thúy Hạnh bị bắt tại Hà Nội thì trong miền Nam (1), nhà thơ người Chăm, Đồng Chuông Tử đã bị công an bắt tạm giam (2). Và hôm nay, ngày 10 tháng Tư, …
Hình trên: những người tham gia làm cử chỉ chào ba ngón tay trước khi bắt đầu cuộc “tập hợp chống lại độc tài” tại Bangkok vào ngày 12 tháng Giêng 2020. – Có khoảng mười ngàn dân Thái gia nhập cuộc “tập hợp chống lại độc tài” vào ngày Chủ Nhật, hô lên khẩu …
Hiểu về kiểu chào bằng ba ngón tay từ Thái Lan đến Miến Điện Read More »
By Mark S. Cogan (from Thai Enquirer) Participants gesture a three-finger salute at the start of a “run against dictatorship” in Bangkok on January 12, 2020. – Around ten thousand Thais joined a “run against dictatorship” on Sunday, shouting anti-army slogans and wielding three-finger salutes from the Hunger Games films in the largest show …
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By Grace Bui (From Asia Times) As International Women’s Day nears, female activists in Vietnam are appealing for global attention to the persecution they often face Just before midnight on October 6, 2020, police raided the boarding house of Pham Doan Trang, a prominent Vietnamese author, journalist, and human-rights activist. They arrested her under Article …
Leading partners including the United States and European Union can and should do more to discourage Vietnam’s fierce crackdown on dissent. By Judith Bergman from the Diplomat “We are like fish under the blade, always ready to be arrested,” Vietnamese journalist and dissident Pham Chi Dung said in 2015. “Up until 2012, if you …
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By OHCHR Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Ravina Shamdasani Location: Geneva Date: 8 January 2021 On Tuesday, 5 January, three independent journalists in Viet Nam received severe sentences of between 11 and 15 years’ imprisonment after being found guilty of national security offences – a disturbing development that appears to …
Jitters are setting in as the Vietnamese Communist Party prepares for the country’s paramount political event. By Sebastian Strangio of the Diplomat In the year leading up to the Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP)’s quinquennial national congresses, it has long been common for the government to tighten up on dissidents as it seeks to forestall …
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by Amnesty International Facebook engaging in country-wide censorship of content Viet Nam imprisoning a record number of prisoners of conscience – with 40% behind bars for their social media use State-sponsored harassment rampant on Facebook and YouTube Tech giants Facebook and YouTube are allowing themselves to become tools of the Vietnamese authorities’ censorship …
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