Tag: Human Rights

The Vietnamese government applies a clear double standard to the concept of a “political prisoner.”  On one hand, when the ...

In the past few years, both the Vietnamese people and the Vietnamese government have increasingly called for “reconciliation,” especially around ...

Key Events  Draft Penal Code Expands Police Powers, Limits Accountability; Penal Code Revision Raises Concerns Over Lawyers’ Independence; Draft Penal ...

Key Events  Party Chief Tô Lâm Deepens China Ties With Rail Deals, Strategic Shift; Việt Nam Signals Warmer Ties With ...

On the afternoon of April 9 in Hà Nội, the Office of the President announced the 2026 amnesty decision issued ...

Lê Chí Thành, a former Vietnamese police officer, was dismissed in July 2020 after exposing cases of corruption in Z30D ...

Exactly ten years ago, on April 6, 2016, residents in Hà Tĩnh began observing a mass fish die-off along their ...

A year after the mysterious death of Tibetan lama Tulku Hungkar Dorje Rinpoche in Hồ Chí Minh City in April ...

Notable Religious Events in February 2026: Human Rights Watch (HRW) Expresses Concern Over the Criminalization of Speech Related to Freedom ...

Key Events  Election Results Withheld From Public, Sent First to Party Leaders; Police Fine Citizens for Insulting National Assembly Candidates ...