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Letter to Associated Press regarding
journalist Ben Stocking
10,000 Workers Strike at Vietnamese Plant That
Makes Shoes for Nike
November 29
USCIRF Gravely Concerned at Unjust Vietnamese
Court Decision, Calls for Immediate and Unconditional Release of
Human Rights Defenders Cong Nhan & Van Dai
Suu Kyi optimistic on Myanmar talks
By AYE AYE WIN, Associated Press Writer
11/9/2007
A meal 22 years in the making
By Zack Creglow -
Nov 04, 2007 @ 11:45 PM
RRSTAR.COM, ROCKFORD
President Bush Discusses Cuba Policy
U.S. Department of State - Washington, D.C.
Bush to impose new
sanctions on Myanmar
By BEN
FELLER, AP September 24, 2007
Two steps forward for Vietnam, two steps back
Patrick Tan - 20 August 2007
Freedom's Example on Taiwan
By
Ambassador Richard S. Williamson
- 06 Aug
2007
Saigon
Police Violent Suppress Peasants Protest In Saigon Viet Nam
- July 19th,
2007
President Bush Visits Prague, Czech Republic,
Discusses Freedom
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June 5th, 2007, White House press release
Vietnamese
President's US trip now in doubt
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Roger Mitton - May 25, 2007
U.S. Condemns Vietnam, Syria for Detaining
Political Activists -
By Ed Johnson - May 12, 2007
Blacklist
Vietnam for abuse of religious freedom: US panel -
AFP - May 2, 2007
The United States finds Vietnam's crackdown on
dissidents "disturbing,"
AFP -
April 24th, 2007
Vietnam: A Paradise Haunted by
Human Rights Abuse
By Richard Williamson
Vietnam's politburo in Hanoi are
obsessed with punishing, oppressing and even eliminating peoples - such
as Khmer Krom, Mantagnards and Hmong Lao.
John E. Carey - February 25th, 2007.
“The pain inflicted by your country’s indifference is tenfold that
inflicted by your ruthless captors”
Washington, Feb 16 -
Today U.S. Congressman Sam Johnson (3rd Dist.-Texas)
Montagnards:
Reports of Ongoing Torture
The
Montagnard Foundation 2007-01-29 -
Information posted on the site of the Montagnard Foundation,
published on 27 January 2007
Vietnam
Security
Forces Detain Christian Montagnards, Rape Girl, group says
By
BosNewsLife News Center, December 28th, 2006
Traumatized
Christian Degar Montagnards in Vietnam's Central
Highlands
were preparing for a difficult New Year on Thursday, December 28,
after security
forces arrested believers in several villages and raped at least one
11-year old...read
more
Why Not Invade Vietnam
Too?
by
Jacob G.
Hornberger,
December 1, 2006
Amidst all the
comparisons of the Vietnam War with the occupation of Iraq, people seem
to be ignoring an important question: Why not invade Vietnam too? ...
read more
Vietnam's trade
minister expresses contempt for U.S. Congress
by Mike Benge,
The Augusta Free Press, Nov 27th, 2006
As President Bush was preparing for a trip to Hanoi for a major
economic summit, the House of Representatives handed the president an
embarrassing defeat of a bill that would have granted Vietnam Permanent
Normal Trade Relations - PNTR...
read more
Vietnam - Development, Democracy and
the APEC Process
by Carlyle A.
Thayer,
Professor of Politics and Director of the UNSW
Defense Studies Forum, School of Humanities and Social Sciences,
Canberra, Australia
I would like to thank Amnesty International
and the Vietnamese Community in Australia (Cong Dong Nguoi Viet Tu Do Uc
Chau) to the invitation to be here to day to share my views...
read more
Le Thi Cong Nhan
by Richard
Lloyd Parry , November 26th, 2006
The Vietnamese government is
one of those regimes whose repression is
so narrowly concentrated that casual visitors - and even its own
citizens, for some of the time at least - are quite unaware of it...
read more
Bui Thi Kim Thanh
Fear for
safety/torture/ill-treatment/arbitrary detention: Bui Thi Kim Thanh,
Nov 24th, 2006
Lawyer Bui Thi Kim Thanh is being held against her
will at a mental hospital,
in very poor conditions, where she is reportedly being forced to have
injections of unknown drugs. There is apparently no...
read more
Internet
battlefields pits dissidents
against the State
from Richard Lloyd Parry in
Saigon Vietnam.
The Times of London (www.timesonline.co.uk),
November 18, 2006
IF
NGUYEN DAN QUE had any doubts about the danger of the internet, they
were dispelled the night that he began his last long spell in captivity.
It was a Monday evening...
read more
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Millions of South Vietnamese fought for their freedom...till they had nothing
left to fight with.
There are 2 million South Vietnamese now in this country, who would be
shocked that you say they didn't fight.
The South Vietnamese fought
hard for their freedom, and paid a devastating price when we gave up and
withdrew . Two years after the peace treaty was signed the helicopters carried
escapees off the Embassy roofs , and the North swallowed the South.
Joseph C. Petrone
U.S Ambassador in Geneva Switzerland
Above is an email written by U.S.
Ambassador Joseph Petrone, (Ambassador in Geneva Switzerland)to Mr. Oreilly at
Fox News to express his disagreement with a statement made by Mr. Oreilly.
Ambassador Petrone sent a copy of his email to Dr. Hai Van Ha to show his
support for our cause.
"While the Government of Vietnam has made
progress opening up economically, its human rights record remains poor.
The Vietnamese Government’s intolerance of political dissent, including
on the Internet, resulted in the arrests and sentencing of several
democracy activists in 2003.
Religious freedom problems persist and restrictions are particularly
acute for the leadership of the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam and
for Protestant Christians in the Central and Northwest Highlands"
Statement made by Ambassador Richard S.
Williamson U.S. Representative to the Commission on Human Rights in
Geneva,
March 25, 2004
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