Human Rights
Vietnam: The Faces We Should Not Forget on Human Rights Day
On Human Rights Day, [1] Dec. 10, we would like to use the stories of Dang Dinh Bach, Tinh That
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Human Rights
Vietnam: The Faces We Should Not Forget on Human Rights Day
On Human Rights Day, [1] Dec. 10, we would like to use the stories of Dang Dinh Bach, Tinh That
Human Rights
A Voice for the Voiceless: Thich Tue Sy and His Struggle for Religious Freedom in Postwar Vietnam
The recent passing of the Most Venerable Thich Tue Sy [1] on Nov. 24, one of Vietnam’s most respected
Human Rights
Deaths in Police Custody Remain Persistent in Vietnam
During a meeting with Vietnam’s National Assembly Standing Committee in March 2015, Lt. Gen. Tran Trong Luong, a representative
On This Day
On This Day in 2016: The Conviction of the Murderer of Do Dang Du
The Conviction On Sept. 22, 2016, the Hanoi People’s Court held a first-instance trial [1] for Vu Van Binh,
Opinion-Section
The Disturbing Silence of Vietnamese Media over Nguyen Van Chuong's Execution is a Worrying Trend
More than a month after the family of Nguyen Van Chuong, a Vietnamese wrongful death-row prisoner, received a court notice
Human Rights
Death in Custody: The Hidden Perils of Vietnam’s Police Brutality
It is an open secret in Vietnam that brutality and torture are rampant at police stations [1] across the country.
Politics
Rescue Flights Trial Exposes Hidden Systemic Flaws in Vietnam’s Political Framework
Dozens of Vietnamese government officials and tourism agency directors accused of cheating overseas Vietnamese residents with overpriced homebound air tickets
Human Rights
Vietnam's Three-Pronged Crackdown on Religious Activists in the Central Highlands
The security situation in Dak Lak Province has “returned to normal” [1], and the lives of its residents have “gradually
Politics
Vietnam's Classification of the Dak Lak Attack as Terrorism Raises More Questions Than Answers
Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security (MPS) only needed 12 days to search for, arrest, and indict nearly all the suspected
Book Review
A Glimpse into Vietnam’s Post-1975 Internal Colonialism in the Central Highlands
The Central Highlands is one of the two main upland minority areas in Vietnam and the country’s northwest region.
Vietnam War
Why Vietnam’s National Reconciliation Policy is a Failed Project
In 2022, overseas Vietnamese sent home $19 billion in remittances [1]; the number positioned Vietnam among the top three biggest
Human Rights
Vietnam’s All-Powerful Legal Tool to Criminalize Civil Rights: “Abusing Democratic Freedoms”
Between Feb. 22 and 25, 2023, Vietnamese authorities detained [1] four people, including two lawyers, a State journalist, and a