Quê Me Quê Me: Action for democracy in Vietnam & Vietnam Committee on Human Rights
Message from the Most Venerable Thích Quảng Độ to the Conference “Vietnamese and Tibetan Buddhism under threat” (11 July 2018)
see: Last Message from Buddhist Patriarch Thích Quảng Độ on religious freedom, democracy and human rights
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World Watch Monitor: Vietnam’s new Religion Law aims to repress, control
See: World Watch Monitor (04/27/2016): Vietnam’s relationship with EU and US, and its impact on religious freedom (interview of Võ Trần Nhật) World Watch Monitor (04/28/2016): Vietnam’s Religion Law ‘created to repress, control’ – Vietnam’s relationship with West gives hope for religious freedom
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World Watch Monitor: Vietnam’s relationship with EU and US, and its impact on religious freedom
See: World Watch Monitor (04/27/2016): Vietnam’s new Religion Law aims to repress, control (interview of Võ Trần Nhật) World Watch Monitor (04/28/2016): Vietnam’s Religion Law ‘created to repress, control’ – Vietnam’s relationship with West gives hope for religious freedom
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Ms. Marietje Schaake, MEP: Video message to the IXth UBCV Congress
Good afternoon My name is Marietje Schaake, I am a Member of the European Parliament from the Netherlands. I am very sorry I cannot join you today in California today but hopefully I can contribute to your discussion through this short video message. In the European Parliament my focus …
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Thich Quang Do – Forbidden Faith in Vietnam (Oslo Freedom Forum, 28 April 2010)
Thich Quang Do is a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, rights advocate, and outspoken critic of the Vietnamese government. Since 2008, Thich Quang Do has been the patriarch of the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam (UBCV), an organization banned by the government. Through petitions, Thich Quang Do has peacefully campaigned for …
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Vo Van Ai – The Impact of Indifference (Oslo Freedom Forum, 20 May 2009)
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