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  • Former enemies US, Vietnam now military mates , -- posted on 09 Aug 2010
  • Human Rights Watch honours 6 Vietnamese dissident writers who faced political persecution, -- posted on 06 Aug 2010
  • In Visit, Clinton Criticizes Vietnam on Rights, -- posted on 24 Jul 2010
  • Vinh Long nuns keep fighting for justice and truth , -- posted on 14 Jul 2010
  • Vatican moves upset Viet local Church leaders , -- posted on 06 Jul 2010

    
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    ABOARD THE USS GEORGE WASHINGTON Sun Aug 8 - Cold War enemies the United States and Vietnam demonstrated their blossoming military relations Sunday as a U.S. nuclear supercarrier floated in waters off the Southeast Asian nation's coast -- sending a message that China is not the region's only big ...
    Posted on 09 Aug 2010
    HANOI, Vietnam (AP) -- An international human rights group has honoured six Vietnamese activists for their courage in the face of political persecution in Vietnam.

    The six were among 42 writers from 20 countries to receive the annual Hellman/Hammmett award, New York-based Human Rights Watch ...
    Posted on 06 Aug 2010
    HANOI, Vietnam -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton chided Vietnam  on Thursday for intolerance of dissent and infringement of Internet freedom, even as she celebrated its 15 years of normalized relations with the United States.

    Mrs. Clinton said she raised the issues of jailed democracy activists, attacks on religious groups and curbs on social-networking Web sites during a meeting with Vietnam’s deputy prime minister, Pham Gia Khiem.

    Posted on 24 Jul 2010
    Their convent has already been bulldozed to build a public square but the defiant Sisters of Saint Paul of Chartres in Vinh Long still refuse to let themselves submitted to injustice.
    Posted on 14 Jul 2010

    The Vatican appointment of a “non-resident representative” to Vietnam has upset some local Church leaders while others welcomed the appointment.

    “I’m really confused,” said Father Jean Baptiste Huynh Cong Minh, Cardinal Jean Baptiste Pham Minh Man of Ho Chi Minh City told Viet Catholic, “because this morning when I met with the cardinal he seemed to know nothing about the move either.”


    Posted on 06 Jul 2010

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