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Religion Bulletin – May 2026: Authorities in Different Provinces Intensify Crackdown on Independent Religious Groups

Thiện Trường by Thiện Trường
23 June 2026
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Religion Bulletin – May 2026: Authorities in Different Provinces Intensify Crackdown on Independent Religious Groups

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According to a report by Tuyên Quang provincial authorities, in May, local agencies continued to block the activities of religious groups not recognized by the state. Authorities worked with 13 people who had participated in the Dương Văn Mình organization and six people who practiced Falun Gong. 

Dương Văn Mình is an unregistered Hmong religious movement in northern Việt Nam, founded by a man named Dương Văn Mình in 1989, influenced by Christianity, and known for simplified funeral practices, which Vietnamese authorities classify as illegal while rights groups describe its followers as persecuted.

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