Facebook blocks post on alleged sex assault by Vietnamese officials on NZ trip
Meta says it blocked more than 3,200 pieces of content after receiving requests from 2 government agencies.
New decree keeps associations under control of Vietnam’s Communist Party: Project 88
The policy makes establishing associations harder and gives the government more power to monitor their activities.
To Lam shakes up Vietnam with a government restructuring plan
Abandoning his predecessor’s war on technocrats, Lam is empowering them to push economic development.
Vietnamese officials accused of sexual assault during March visit to New Zealand
The 2 security officials were at a restaurant a few days before Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s trip.
In Vietnam, crackdowns and a secret order have paralyzed civil society
NGOs have shuttered; staffers have faced arrest. Even the U.N. in Vietnam is allegedly struggling amid a clampdown.
Publisher’s partner says book about ‘barefoot monk’ hasn’t received approval
Vietnam’s Ministry of Information hasn’t responded to a publishing permit request, a businessman said.
Escaping from scam center on Cambodia’s Bokor Mountain
Like so many other young people in Southeast Asia, Tu Anh Tu believed that a recruiter's job offer was legitimate.
Vietnam showcases domestic weaponry at arms fair
Hanoi hopes to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers and seeks export opportunities.
Thich Minh Tue, Vietnam’s ‘barefoot monk,’ enters Laos on pilgrimage to India
Tue and other monks in his group crossed the border on Thursday.
Thich Minh Tue, Vietnam’s ‘barefoot monk,’ enters Laos on pilgrimage to India
Tue and other monks in his group crossed the border on Thursday.
5 Vietnamese Communist Party officials jailed for helping abducted blogger: report
When Duong Van Thai was in Thailand, they fed him information he used to criticize policy and expose corruption.
