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“Decision 20” silences 16 foreign TV channels

Published on 21 May 2013Read

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Netizen Prize winner prevented from taking international flight

Published on 13 May 2013Read

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Police use violence against bloggers at human rights picnics

Bloggers and netizens who took part in “picnics to discuss human rights” in public places in several Vietnamese cities on 5 May were violently (...)

Published on 8 May 2013 Read

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Response to Vietnamese newspaper’s criticism of 2013 Netizen Prize

In an article published online on 14 March, the Vietnamese daily Nhan Dan criticized the fact that the 2013 Reporters Without Borders Netizen (...)

Published on 22 March 2013 Read

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NGO coalition, including RWB, urges UN to press for jailed blogger’s release

Read the special report on Internet surveillance in Vietnam Vietnam is on the Reporters Without Borders list of “Enemies of the Internet” and is (...)

Published on 13 March 2013 Read

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RWB can prove innocence of convicted blogger Paulus Le Son

Reporters Without Borders is appalled at the groundless verdict handed down yesterday by a court in northern city of Vinh against eight bloggers (...)

Published on 11 January 2013 Read

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Court upholds long jail sentences for bloggers on appeal

Reporters Without Borders condemns the rulings that courts issued today in the cases of three bloggers – Nguyen Van Hai (also known as Dieu Cay), (...)

Published on 28 December 2012 Read

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Summary appeal hearing upholds blogger’s jail term

In yet another act of summary justice, a court in Dak Nong province took just 45 minutes today to confirm blogger Dinh Dang Dinh’s six-year jail (...)

Published on 20 November 2012 Read

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Heavy jail sentences for three bloggers after sham trial

Reporters Without Borders is outraged by the harsh and unjust jail sentences that a court imposed today on three bloggers on charges of (...)

Published on 24 September 2012 Read

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Dissidents and families targeted, covert harassment and reprisals

Reporters Without Borders is appalled by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung’s directive calling on the authorities to impose "serious punishments" on (...)

Published on 18 September 2012 Read