VIETNAM Police target jailed Vietnamese activists' wives
Police use summons and fines for far-fetched reasons in order to end wives’ support for their husbands jailed for “propaganda against the state”.
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Police use summons and fines for far-fetched reasons in order to end wives’ support for their husbands jailed for “propaganda against the state”.
ALBAWABA - A noodle vendor in Vietnam was arrested and sentenced to five-and-a half years on Thursday in jail after mocking a top governmental official,
The conviction is the latest in what rights groups say is the government's attempt to silence voices critic...
A Vietnamese rights activist, Bui Tuan Lam, is scheduled to go on trial on May 25, 2023, on charges of propaganda against the state for his online criticism of the government.
As the human rights dialogue approaches, Human Rights Watch recommends that the Australian government focuses on three priority areas regarding the dire human rights situation in Vietnam: 1) political prisoners and detainees; 2) restrictions on freedom of movement; and 3) repression of the right to freely practice religion and belief. We urge the Australian government to press for clear, concrete, and measurable benchmarks for progress in these areas, laying out consequences for bilateral relations should these violations continue to go unaddressed.