Vietnamese political prisoner moved to criminal cells, beaten by guards
Human rights activist Le Quy Loc had asked that political prisoners be allowed outside their cells to play sports.
Stay updated with breaking news from Constitution Group. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Human rights activist Le Quy Loc had asked that political prisoners be allowed outside their cells to play sports.
This information charter sets out the standards you can expect from the Cabinet Office when we collect, hold or use your personal information.
Like all other government departments, the focus of the Office for the Secretary of State for Wales ( OSSW) over the past 12 months has been on playing our part in the fight against coronavirus (COVID-19) and ensuring that Wales receives the support it needs from the UK government. Whilst that fight is far from over it is now time for us to devote the same energy and determination to leading the economic recovery in Wales. We want to build back better in Wales as part of levelling up our whole United Kingdom. Our number one priority will be jobs. We’re backing business large and small th...
Brexit from the inside: ministers and officials reflect on the path to exit UK in a Changing Europe’s newly launched witness archive opens a window into how Brexit happened, revealing the internal rows and shaken institutions in Whitehall. Jill Rutter shares the details A projection on No.10 Downing Street counts down to the UK exit from the European Union PA-50001339 01 Feb 2021 It’s a year – to the day – since the UK formally ceased to be a member of the European Union. It’s a month since the transition ended. Brexit is, in the words of the prime minister’s election slogan, done...
State Media An appeals court in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City on Friday upheld harsh prison terms handed down last year to four activists convicted of planning protests on Vietnam’s National Day on Sept. 2, 2018. Arrested in September 2018, the four were part of a group of eight named by police as members of the Hien Phap (Constitution) Group, a network of activists formed on June 16, 2017 to call for the rights to freedom of speech and assembly promised under Article 25 of Vietnam’s Constitution. All eight were convicted of “disturbing security” under Article 118 of Viet...