Đoàn Bảo Châu, Seven Years in Prison for Making Videos: A Journalist Sentenced in Absentia Speaks
On Aug. 3, the Hanoi People’s Court tried 58-year-old Đoàn Bảo Châu in absentia, sentencing him to seven years in ...
On Aug. 3, the Hanoi People’s Court tried 58-year-old Đoàn Bảo Châu in absentia, sentencing him to seven years in ...
The familiar war of words over press freedom between the Vietnamese government and Reporters Without Borders (RSF) resumes every year. ...
Key Events Việt Nam Expands Crackdown on Independent Voices Abroad; Pastor Y Nuen Ayun Sentenced to 7½ Years; Human Rights ...
A friend of mine, a Taiwanese human rights worker, recommended a few weeks ago that I read “Let Only Red ...
Tried in absentia, exiled photojournalist Đoàn Bảo Châu receives a seven-year prison sentence in a Hà Nội courtroom. The Latest: ...
Another writer has become a target of the ongoing social media denunciation campaigns in Việt Nam. The Latest: In recent ...
Key Events Việt Nam Dismisses HRW as Book Crackdown Deepens; New Digital ID Bill Could Track Facebook ‘Likes’; 119 Christians ...
The fallout from a controversial book on President Hồ Chí Minh intensifies as Vietnamese authorities detain several publishing executives and ...
Key Events A Book Ban in Việt Nam Exposes the Machinery of Censorship; Current Development Drive Leaves Citizens Fighting to ...
The Ministry of Education has ordered universities that invited Nguyễn Thành Nam to submit detailed reports, even if the events ...
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