Politics
Do Party Central Committee Meetings Outweigh National Assembly Sessions?
The National Assembly’s 10th session concluded its agenda on Dec. 11, 2025. [1] As the last session of the
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Human Rights
Why Does Vietnam Punish Civil Society With Tax Evasion Charges?
Tax evasion charges against prominent civil society leaders have been at the forefront of Vietnam’s human rights discourse for
Human Rights
Doubts Cast: CIVICUS Questions Vietnam's Suitability for UN Human Rights Council Membership
On June 22, 2023, CIVICUS, the global civil society alliance, released a report condemning Vietnam’s mistreatment of activists and
Vietnam Briefing
Vietnam Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh Visits China, Pledges to Bolster Bilateral Partnership
Vietnam Prosecutes 84 Suspects for Alleged Involvement in the Dak Lak Attack The Dak Lak Provincial Police Investigation Agency announced
Vietnam Briefing
Meta Keeps an Internal List of Vietnamese Communist Officials Immune to Criticisms on its Platforms
Vietnam’s National Assembly Considers New Draft Law On Grassroots Security Forces Following The Dak Lak Attack On June 20,
Human Rights
The Highs and Lows of the LGBTIQ Struggle in Vietnam
Despite many challenges and hurdles, the LGBTIQ community in Vietnam has achieved a form of success that might make other
News
65 International Organizations Urge Former US President Barack Obama to Advocate for the Release of Jailed Climate Activist Hoang Thi Minh Hong
On June 20, 2023, 65 International human rights organizations released an open letter calling on former United States President, Barack
Vietnam Briefing
Vietnam Police Arrest More Than 50 Suspects Allegedly Linked to Attack in Dak Lak Province
State Media: Police Arrest More Than 50 Suspects Following An Alleged Attack On Government Offices In Dak Lak Province Vietnam’
Human Rights
The Assault on Human Rights on the Digital Frontline
The protection of human rights is currently being fought on two different fronts. The first encompasses grassroots movements and legislative
Religion
The Vietnamese Government’s Oppression of Religion
The government oppresses religion to control further and stabilize its regime.
Human Rights
Silenced and Suffering: The Harrowing Tale of an Innocent Woman's Imprisonment in a Vietnamese Mental Prison
The innocent woman referred to in the headline is Nguyen Thuy Hanh, who the Vietnamese authorities have unjustly held for
Vietnam Briefing
Human Rights Watch Urges EU to Pressure Vietnam to Improve Human Rights; Gunfire in Central Highlands, 7 People Killed
Vietnam Sentences Music Teacher Dang Dang Phuoc To Eight Years Imprisonment On Anti-State Charges A Vietnamese court in Dak Lak
Human Rights
Vietnam's Place in the Global Human Rights Landscape
In the first three months of 2023, Vietnam has shown no commitment to improving human rights standards within its borders;