Việt Nam’s Double Standard on Political Prisoners and Dissent
The Vietnamese government applies a clear double standard to the concept of a “political prisoner.” On one hand, when the ...
The Vietnamese government applies a clear double standard to the concept of a “political prisoner.” On one hand, when the ...
On the afternoon of April 9 in Hà Nội, the Office of the President announced the 2026 amnesty decision issued ...
Living in Hà Nội, the family of political prisoner Trịnh Bá Tư faces a grueling routine. Each month—or every two ...
On Dec. 31, 2025, a Vietnamese court convicted and sentenced prominent political dissident Nguyễn Văn Đài to 17 years in ...
Key Events Lê Trung Khoa and Nguyễn Văn Đài Sentenced to 17 Years in Absentia; Y Quỳnh B’Đăp Appears on ...
Key Events Vietnam Probes Massive Credit Data Breach Affecting 160 Million Records;Thanh Hóa Leadership Shake-Up as Top Officials Arrested and Replaced;Việt ...
Key Events Dissident Vương Văn Thả’s Death in Custody Sparks Suspicion;Rights Activist Lý Quang Sơn Detained Without Explanation;Young Activists Confirmed Arrested ...
Key Events Việt Nam to Try Jailed Human Rights Activist Trịnh Bá Phương Sept. 20 on “Anti-State” Charges;Concerns Mount as Hồ ...
Key Events Prison Health Crisis Raises Human Rights Concerns in Case of Cấn Thị Thêu;Political Prisoner Đặng Đăng Phước Placed in ...
Key Events Prisoner of Conscience Phạm Chí Thành Freed Four Months Early;Family Seeks Global Help for Dissident Lê Đình Lượng’s;Finance Ministry ...
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