Opinion-Section
Việt Nam: A Country Turning Its Journalists Into Prisoners
When a Vietnamese journalist working for the BBC finds themself trapped in their homeland, the image of press freedom in
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Opinion-Section
“Piss on Trump” Opens Up Much Needed Debates on Individual Rights Among Vietnamese
In the late night of November 11, 2017, I saw the picture of Vietnamese singer Mai Khoi, a pro-democracy artist
Human Rights
Joining UN Convention Against Torture Does Not Seem to Stop Police Brutality from Tormenting Vietnam
Vietnam soon faces [http://tbinternet.ohchr.org/_layouts/TreatyBodyExternal/Countries.aspx] the UN’s review compliance on the implementation of
Human Rights
Vietnam’s Cybersecurity Draft Law: Made in China?
During the first part of last year’s November, the National Assembly of China passed the Law on Cybersecurity and
Death Penalty
Wrongful Death Sentences Sent A Loud and Urgent Cry to Reform Vietnam’s Criminal Procedures
Wrongful convictions almost always share a few disturbingly similar characteristics in Vietnam. First, they mostly happened in rural areas. And
Politics
Why President Trump Will Be Much Happier as the Leader of Vietnam
President Donald Trump is coming to Vietnam on an official visit for the APEC meetings from November 10-11. He could
Human Rights
New Report: Four Ways the Vietnamese Government Controls Religious Practitioners
A new report suggests that there are four methods the Vietnamese government uses to control the practice of religion in
News
Vietnam Government Claims to Work with Google and Facebook to Remove Thousands of Anti-government Content
Vietnam’s head of the Internet management authority, Nguyen Thanh Lam, has repeatedly claimed that the government has been working
Human Rights
Timeline: The Formosa Environmental Disaster
(Updated on October 6, 2017) The Vietnam marine life disaster, also known as the Formosa disaster or the fish death
