U.S. State Department Report Shows Sluggish Human Rights Improvement in Vietnam
State Department: ‘No Significant Changes’ in Vietnam’s Human Rights Situation On April 22, the U.S. State Department released
Vo Van Thuong, the youngest president in Vietnam’s history, was forced to step down from his post last month
The Ministry of Communications and Information declared [1] in 2022 that the number of the country's internet users
Ninety-four years ago, on Feb. 3, 1930, the Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP) was founded. The party took Vietnam into three
It is widely acknowledged that Vietnam doesn’t have an independent media. Many press freedom advocates, including Reporters Without Borders,
What Happened at Loc Hung Garden? On Jan. 4, 2019, only a few weeks before Vietnam's Lunar New
The Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP) Expelled Former Parliamentary Official Luu Binh Nhuong Luu Binh Nhuong, a former parliamentary official, has
Vietnam’s land reform campaign “Cải cách ruộng đất” is a politically controversial and sensitive topic in the country’s
On Human Rights Day, [1] Dec. 10, we would like to use the stories of Dang Dinh Bach, Tinh That
The recent passing of the Most Venerable Thich Tue Sy [1] on Nov. 24, one of Vietnam’s most respected
During a meeting with Vietnam’s National Assembly Standing Committee in March 2015, Lt. Gen. Tran Trong Luong, a representative
The Conviction On Sept. 22, 2016, the Hanoi People’s Court held a first-instance trial [1] for Vu Van Binh,
More than a month after the family of Nguyen Van Chuong, a Vietnamese wrongful death-row prisoner, received a court notice
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