Today marks the fourth anniversary of Pham Doan Trang’s sentencing. On Dec. 12, as the anniversary approaches, an international
In his 2024 memoir, “Vietnam: entre le meilleur et le pire – 50 ans de fidélité aux combats de ma jeunesse”
Editor's Note: The recent floods in Việt Nam struck hardest in what was once Phú Yên Province, which
Within 10 months after U.S. President Donald Trump took office, his administration has challenged countless norms of the U.
Without transparency and freedom of expression, the Hà Nội Convention could turn “cybersecurity” into “cyber surveillance,” threatening the privacy of
Key Events * Human Rights Advocates Condemn Việt Nam’s Detention of BBC Journalist During Tô Lam’s UK Visit; * Court
Maintaining a balance between representation and expertise is a critical consideration in the administrative systems of democratic nations. [1] An
Many years after his death, the public in Việt Nam realized that Hồ Chí Minh left a will expressing his
On the evening of October 20, several major South Korean news outlets, including SBS News, The Korea Times, The Korea
A 1975 article in the U.S. newspaper The Forum once described Vietnamese refugees protesting to urge the United Nations
Each congress of the Communist Party of Việt Nam draws significant public attention. Among its many proceedings, the selection of
On Oct. 24, Deputy Minister of National Defense of Việt Nam Hoàng Xuân Chiến appeared on Human Rights Watch’s
The Vietnamese government has long been implementing a national project to digitize and store citizens’ data for administrative purposes. The
In 1953, a Vietnamese worker labored for nearly two hours to afford a loaf of bread, while an American worker
Thirteen years ago, my path into activism began. For more than two decades, I had lived in denial, self-contempt, and
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