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OPEN LETTER
on the banning of Buddhist monks from paying New Year’s visits and administrative detention by “verbal order”

February 21, 2005 FoRB, IBIB, Press Release, Resources, Thich Huyen Quang 0

Buddhist Era 2548 VTT/TT To : Mr. Nong Duc Manh, Secretary-general of the Communist Party of Vietnam Mr. Tran Duc Luong, President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Mr. Phan Van Khai, Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Mr. Nguyen Van An, President of the SRV National Assembly Dear …

dpa : Vietnam rejects claims that monk was prevented from travelling

February 18, 2005 Press Review 0

HANOI, February 18, 2005 (dpa) – Vietnam strongly denied Friday claims by a rights group that a dissident Buddhist monk has been prevented from travelling during recent new year celebrations. The information arm of the banned Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam said Wednesday that monks and activists had …

AFP : Religious dissident in Vietnam launches call for democracy

February 11, 2005 Press Review 0

HANOI, Feb 11, 2005 (AFP) – A prominent religious dissident has called on Vietnamese authorities and intellectuals to build up democracy and pluralism in the communist country, an exiled group said. The Paris-based International Buddhist Information Bureau (IBIB), the communication arm of the main dissident buddhist church in Vietnam, said …

ABC Radio : Vietnamese dissident calls for democracy

February 11, 2005 Press Review 0

One of Vietnam’s most prominent religious dissidents has reportedly issued a nationwide appeal for greater democracy and pluralism. Thich Quang Do, 76, is deputy head of the banned Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam. The Paris-based International Buddhist Information Bureau says he has directed his call in an open letter to …

Vietnam Committee welcomes amnesty of dissidents and urges Vietnam to release all long-term political and religious detainees

January 31, 2005 VCHR 0

The Vietnam Committee on Human Rights warmly welcomes Vietnam’s decision to release several prisoners of conscience in the coming days in a government amnesty for the Tet (Lunar New Year, 9th February 2005). The organization sincerely thanks the United States, the European Union, the European Parliament, the United Nations and …

AFP : Buddhist monk returns from exile to political storm in Vietnam

January 18, 2005 Press Review 0

Agence France Presse HANOI, Jan 18 (AFP) – In the shadow of a large longan tree at a pagoda in Hanoi, an elderly Buddhist monk hopes to tell a few home truths : Thich Nhat Hanh has returned to Vietnam after 38 years’ exile in France — and has …

Vietnam Committee on Human Rights protests Vietnam’s denial of visa to US Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez

December 8, 2004 VCHR 0

The Vietnam Committee on Human Rights strongly condemns Vietnam’s refusal to grant a visa to US Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez to visit Vietnam. Congresswoman Sanchez, a Democrat who represents “Little Saigon” in Santa Ana (California), the largest Vietnamese community in the United States, and who is currently in Thailand on a …

Reuters : US envoy urges Hanoi to let dissident monks travel

November 26, 2004 Press Review 0

HANOI, Nov 26 (Reuters) – Vietnam should remove travel curbs imposed on two leading monks from a banned Buddhist group so they can meet their followers, the recently appointed U.S. ambassador to Hanoi, Michael Marine, said on Friday. Marine said he had a short meeting this week with …

AFP : Dissident Vietnamese monk in tense stand-off with police

November 22, 2004 Press Review 0

Agence France Presse HANOI, Nov 22 (AFP) – One of Vietnam’s most prominent religious dissidents was prevented by police Monday from visiting the gravely ill patriarch of an outlawed Buddhist church, triggering a tense roadside stand-off. The vehicle transporting Thich Quang Do, the deputy head of the Unified …

AP : U.S. officials meet monks from banned Vietnam Buddhist church

November 22, 2004 Press Review 0

U.S. diplomats met with leaders of an outlawed Buddhist church in Vietnam over the weekend, the U.S. Embassy in Hanoi said Monday. It was the first diplomatic visit Vietnam’s government has allowed the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam’s deputy leader, Thich Quang Do, in more than a year, …

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OPEN LETTER
on the banning of Buddhist monks from paying New Year’s visits and administrative detention by “verbal order”

dpa : Vietnam rejects claims that monk was prevented from travelling

AFP : Religious dissident in Vietnam launches call for democracy

ABC Radio : Vietnamese dissident calls for democracy

Vietnam Committee welcomes amnesty of dissidents and urges Vietnam to release all long-term political and religious detainees

AFP : Buddhist monk returns from exile to political storm in Vietnam

Vietnam Committee on Human Rights protests Vietnam’s denial of visa to US Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez

Reuters : US envoy urges Hanoi to let dissident monks travel

AFP : Dissident Vietnamese monk in tense stand-off with police

AP : U.S. officials meet monks from banned Vietnam Buddhist church