When Books Threaten Power: From Việt Nam to Hong Kong
Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Lâm Thị Phương Thanh recently announced that a draft amendment to the Publishing Law ...
Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Lâm Thị Phương Thanh recently announced that a draft amendment to the Publishing Law ...
A friend of mine, a Taiwanese human rights worker, recommended a few weeks ago that I read “Let Only Red ...
The “Chuyện với Thanh” case remains political following the Third Central Committee Plenum. The Latest: On July 30, the Communist ...
Human Rights Watch fires back against Hà Nội over the controversial Chuyện với Thanh arrests. The Latest: Human Rights Watch ...
HRW calls for the release of five people arrested over a controversial book about Hồ Chí Minh. In response, Việt ...
A relentless online campaign against Vietnamese authors is expanding its targets, with Phan Trung Can claiming explicit support from provincial ...
The Vietnamese government and major educational institutions have recently engaged in a frantic game of censorship, desperately scrubbing the word ...
Nguyễn Thành Nam’s arrest preceded official state media reports by over a week. The Latest: Two sources familiar with Nguyễn ...
More than 23 media outlets and numerous journalists have faced severe disciplinary measures for praising a controversial book, yet the ...
The fallout from a controversial book on President Hồ Chí Minh intensifies as Vietnamese authorities detain several publishing executives and ...
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