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Foreign embassies in Hanoi issue joint statement on religious freedom - Vimarsana News

Foreign embassies in Hanoi issue joint statement on religious freedom

Their comments came as groups across Vietnam complained of police harassment during a day of remembrance.

Source: rfa.org
Vietnam a 'country of particular concern,' US religious freedom agency says — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Vietnam a 'country of particular concern,' US religious freedom agency says — Radio Free Asia

U.S.-based rights group blames Vietnamese government for fostering hatred that led to priest’s death.

Source: rfa.org
Vietnamese police disrupt Christmas celebration of Montagnard Christians - Vimarsana News

Vietnamese police disrupt Christmas celebration of Montagnard Christians

Authorities confiscate a banner and beat the church pastor.

Source: rfa.org
Five Decades After the Pentagon Papers: Presidential Lies and Foolish Forecasts - Vimarsana News

Five Decades After the Pentagon Papers: Presidential Lies and Foolish Forecasts

Antiwar.com Original Fifty years ago the Pentagon Papers exploded politically in a nation weary of the Vietnam War. Daniel Ellsberg worked on a Defense Department study about Washington’s involvement in Vietnam. He was so appalled with the findings that he leaked the document to the New York Times. The embarrassed Nixon administration sought to block publication. Attorney General John W. Mitchell, later imprisoned for his role in the Watergate scandal, sent a telegram to the Times demanding return of the materials: "further publication of information of this character w...

Religious Oppression on the March Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Religious Oppression on the March Worldwide

Human rights are under siege in many nations. Three of the world’s most important countries, China, Russia, and India, are moving backward on political freedom, though the last at least still holds free elections. All three also are increasingly violating religious liberty. And they are not alone. The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom recently released its latest report, which concluded that religious repression is rampant. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the problem. Religious minorities remain convenient scapegoats, which was sadly evident in 2020. USCIRF ...

Source: cato.org