According to Vietnam’s official statistics, in 2019, the religion with the largest number of followers in the country is Catholics...
Kon Tum provincial police formally express the government’s position on Falun Gong.To our readers:In 2020, we began to publish monthly...
The municipal government is being sued for borrowing a church’s school and not returning it, along with other news.You’re reading...
Religious activists in Vietnam are paying a heavy price, sometimes putting their lives on the line.The former head of Thien...
The September 2020 Religion Bulletin focuses on the Cao Dai religion, with information on the seizures of independent Cao Dai...
Discover the four common tactics the Vietnamese authorities use to suppress religious organizations in . In , we continue coverage...
This article was first published on 06/21/2020 in Vietnamese by Luat Khoa Magazine with Thái Thanh as the author. The...
The Report on Religious Freedom in Vietnam is published each month. If you would like to contribute information to the...
Followers return home from the jungle, land disputes, Vietnam objects to US report.Many religion-related events transpired in June 2020, including...
On July 17, 2020, Legal Initiatives for Vietnam (LIV) launched its Database on Religious Freedom in Vietnam.LIV is a non-profit...
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