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Category Archives: Human Rights
Vietnam organized first boat tour visit Trường Sa for overseas Vietnamese
On April 18, 2012, the State Commission on Overseas Vietnamese organized a 9 day-tour on Trường Sa HQ571 boat to visit Trường Sa islands for a large group overseas Vietnamese. The forty overseas Vietnamese, or Viet Kieu, from 20 countries were among … Continue reading
Posted in Diaspora, East Sea Dispute, Human Rights, Politics, Travel, Vietnam
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Scarborough Shoal: Does the law matter in China? It should matter to the world at the least!
Commentary: Nicholas Bequelin exposes the flaws of the Chinese system or regime because the laws are not being enforced. Yes, law does matter to keep the harmony within the society. The facts that Chinese leaders do not practice or apply their own … Continue reading
Posted in East Sea Dispute, Human Rights, International, Law, Politics
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Lý Tống, former South Vietnamese pilot, freedom fighter and human rights activist, on trial for assaulting a Vietnamese communist singer
A worldwide audience of Vietnamese immigrants will tune in starting Thursday to the trial of San Jose “freedom fighter” Ly Tong on charges he committed another anti-communist stunt — dressing up in drag and using pepper spray on a singer … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Diaspora, Human Rights, Law, Politics
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Chinese American Pastor Bob Fu is a key player in rallying Congress on Chen Guangcheng case
Posted in Human Rights, Politics, Religion, Role model
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He Peirong, another unsung hero in rescuing Chen Guangcheng case
Commentary:It is admirable what Ms. He Peirong did in order to rescue the blind dissident from house arrest. She ignored the dire consequences awaiting her from her actions: imprisonment, torture and others. She barely knows the man she rescued. Ms. … Continue reading
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