Tag: Vietnam

Close to 300 religious individuals have been posted in various health facilities in Ho Chi Minh to assist in the care of COVID-19 patients

Among those said to be in detention are journalists, social media users, religious figures, and land rights and anti-corruption activists

Vietnam’s Catholic Church leaders have earlier donated money to a state fund to accelerate vaccine procurement

Aside from natural disaster, ethnic and religious tensions fuelled conflict that forced people to flee their homes in several countries

Some 92 percent of candidates standing for the 500-seat National Assembly are party members

They are isolated, they remain under surveillance, and are still treated as enemies of the state

Caritas in Hanoi has distributed up to 3.8 tons of rice and other food supplies in villages under strict health restrictions

A French court rejected a lawsuit filed by 79-year old Tran To Nga against 14 chemical companies, but she said she would appeal

Vietnam's ruling Communist Party retains tight media censorship and tolerates little criticism

Public criticism of the party is not tolerated and groups which promote democratization are targeted by the authorities