Politics
Fast-Tracked: Việt Nam’s 2025 Constitutional Amendment Explained
Việt Nam has just witnessed one of the fastest constitutional amendments in its legislative history.
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Opinion-Section
To Tell or Not To Tell Them About My Personal Assets: A General Secretary’s Dilemma
In a surprising move right before the 7th Party Central Committee plenary meeting, a group of Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP)
Opinion-Section
North / South
* The Vietnamese would like to thank the author, Mr. Will Nguyen, who has given us permission to republish his article,
Opinion-Section
Has Vietnam Already Violated the To-Be-Ratified Free Trade Agreement with the EU?
After Hoàng Đức Bình’s 14-year sentence was affirmed by an appellate court in Vietnam on April 24, 2018, one
Human Rights
Two Years Later, Formosa Toxic Pollution Still Sends People to Prison in Vietnam
April 24, 2018| After an approximate three-hour hearing, the Appellate Court of Nghe An Province, Vietnam, affirmed the 14-year sentence
Human Rights
Will #MeToo finally have its break in Vietnam?
In the late evening of April 18, 2018, many journalists in Vietnam began to share on social media a story
Human Rights
From Nguyễn Văn Đài’s April 5, 2018 Trial – What Constitutes “Overthrowing the People’s Government” in Vietnam?
April 5, 2018 | Nguyễn Văn Đài – probably one of the most prominent dissidents in Vietnam for almost two decades – received
Prisoners of Conscience
Tran Thi Nga – The Story of A Grassroots Human Rights Defender in Vietnam
She came from a poor family in rural areas of North of Vietnam, married young at nineteen years old and
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Phạm Đoan Trang – The Humming Guitar Before Rainstorm Falls
“I’m so very tired. How long can they keep continue doing this? They’ve cut electricity yesterday. Today it’
Human Rights
Censorship in Vietnam: JFK Miller Interviews Thomas Bass
* With permission from author Thomas Bass, The Vietnamese is pleased to reprint the interview Mr. Bass has given to JFK
Death Penalty
Wrongfully Convicted Ho Duy Hai Languishes on Death Row
During these last days of 2017, be it rain or shine, people in Ha Noi, Vietnam, could often spot a
Human Rights
Vietnam: Increasing Cyber Attacks on Activists Portray A Shrinking Internet Freedom
During the last week of November and in early December 2017, many [https://www.facebook.com/thudinhn/posts/1571770369583394?hc_
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Vietnam: Deputy PM’s Flip-Flopped Position Signaled Government Will Take Tough Measures on Cybersecurity Law?
Once regarded as the poster’s child for – what was hoped by some – the progressive faction within the Communist Party,