Book Review: The Memory Police and The Rise of The Police State in Vietnam
“The Memory Police,” by Japanese author Yoko Ogawa, is a fictional work about an island where people’s memories of
UN Experts Concerned about the Safety of Environmental Activist Dang Dinh Bach In a press release published on Feb. 14,
A Member of Ân Đàn Đại Đạo, a Suppressed Buddhist Sect, Completes 12-Year Prison Term Le Duc Dong, 41, a
U.S. Customs Declare Vietnam the Largest Exporter of Goods Made With Uyghur Forced Labor, Overtaking China U.S. Customs
Vietnam Sentences An Ethnic Minority Activist for Holding Unsanctioned Religious Activities A Vietnam court in Phu Yen Province on Jan.
Activist Nguyen Thuy Hanh Begins Cancer Treatment Following Earlier Diagnosis Vietnamese activist Nguyen Thuy Hanh began her first radiotherapy and
It is widely acknowledged that Vietnam doesn’t have an independent media. Many press freedom advocates, including Reporters Without Borders,
A Land Rights Activist and His Family Arrive in the U.S. as Political Refugees Huynh Ngoc Truong, a land
CPJ: Vietnam Among Worst Jailers of Journalists Worldwide The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Jan. 18 released the 2023
Nguyen Phu Trong May Be Hospitalized, Prompting Concerns about His Health Reuters reported that Vietnamese Communist Party Chief Nguyen Phu
Police Detain Member of Dissident YouTube Channel Chan Hung TV, Giving No Explanation The Security Investigation Agency of the Hanoi
Le Huu Minh Tuan Faces Grave Health Challenges Behind Bars Vietnamese political prisoner Le Huu Minh Tuan, editor and member
As the year draws to a close, the activist community in Vietnam has been met with concerning news. Le Huu
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