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Thứ Năm, 1 tháng 8, 2013

U.S. House of Representatives passed bill HR 1897 Vietnam Human Rights .... In the context of increasing repression on human rights in Vietnam



   






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Human rights are the basic rights ... legally plausible that anyone born in this world are apparently inherited ... and no one ... no any power ... not a government or any ruling regime can deny ... restrictions, prohibitions .... or deprive them illegal ... in any form. And that today the U.S. House of Representatives passed bill HR 1897 Vietnam Human Rights not only helps expose violations of human rights in Vietnam .... but again indirectly confirms the basic spiritual values ​​related to human rights and the regulations which had been expressed very clearly in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights of the United Nations ...as  well as.. once again re-define immutable stance from Washington government in advocating Freedom Democracy and protect fundamental human rights in Vietnam in particular and globally .... world in general. 

Just a glimpse of the facts of human rights violations ... the misguided policies ... and the wrong resolution overlap from the current ruling system .... plus the full range inadequacies of the Criminal Procedure Code be interpreted ambiguously and arbitrarily applied .... as well as the bureaucracy, abuse of power and disregard of law from Judiciary, Executive Vietnam's ... as well as from the authorities at all levels of government from local to central level over time ... also reflect clear and full panoramic picture of the worst human rights in Vietnam today. The leaders of the ruling party and now in Vietnam ... to maintain and protect its leadership position .... and their personal interests always blindly support or ignore the human rights violations ... illegal .... trample justice ... contrary to the current State Constitution .... and even contrary to the moral conscience people. 

Why in the developed democratic countries like USA, UK, France, Germany, Australia .... citizens have freedom right to protest and criticism against the misconduct from individual a government official ... to the policy of the State ... even have the right to criticize or oppose even for characters head of government.... leaders of State .... or heads of Ministries, including the President, Prime Minister, or the Ministers without fear .... whatever .... while in Vietnam just have thoughts or ideas ... or whether any action is really beneficial for the people ... for the country ... as the voice against corruption ...against negative .. . against the misconduct of government employees ... and even can even patriotism against the aggressor .... but if those who go against the interests of the State Leaders.... government leaders ...is the authorities immediately suppressed harassment ... beaten, tortured or imprisoned ....  wrong and unjust way. 

The reason why ... and at first may sound as preposterous and downright strange ... not probably like the excuses of the Vietnam communist State leader .... that  Human Rights in Vietnam and many other countries in the world have many differences ... so different ...due to different ideological and cultural differences in geographic and original history ... ect .. so the human rights between Vietnam and other countries so long to be seen and understood in a different perspective. Well, actually it's just words brazenly sophistry, ambiguous, and full of unruly from  communist authorities of Vietnam ... to cover up the acts of their sins before the  the public opinion of people in country and foreign and international. Human rights is only one and there is no difference to any other country in the world .... is the universal basic rights and legal legitimacy is the UN recognized and clearly defined in the International Declaration of Human Rights by the countries in the world to voluntarily participate ... including Vietnam. All member states of the world before signing and involving in it, have been referenced the content of Declaration fully ... so can not quibble whether any reason .. .. and in any form. 



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Vietnam's increased crackdown on freedom of information 


Reuters

THANH PHƯƠNG
Yesterday, 07/31/2013, VIETNAM GOVERNMENT MADE  ANNOUNCEMENT OF A NEW DECREE FOR THE PROHIBITION OF BLOGGER AND THOSE WHO USE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING INFORMATION FROM GENERAL NOTICE AND STATE AGENCIES. DECREE, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung BE SIGNED ON 15/07 AND WILL BE EFFECTIVE FROM THE DATE 01/09 RULE: " PERSONAL ELECTRONIC INFORMATION PAGE IS THE PAGE TO PROVIDE, EXCHANGE INFORMATION FROM THESE PERSONAL, NO REPRESENTATIONS FOR ORGANIZATION OR OTHER PERSONAL AND DO NOT PROVIDE  INTEGRATED INFORMATION ". 

This means that from now on, the bloggers and users of social networking sites such as Facebook or Twitter is not quoting from the report or information from the website of the State agency. In other words, with the new law, people who use social networks in Vietnam will not share information or discuss newspaper articles posted on the Internet. 

The new decree also prohibits the companies offering Internet services providing information content is considered "against the State of Vietnam, undermining national security, social order and national unity or the misrepresent information discrediting the organization, libelous honor and dignity of the individual. " 

Many Vietnam blogger and Facebooker today reacted angrily to the decree, which they believe is aimed at "silencing the people." 

Currently, many netizens find information on social networking sites and blog pages rather than on the official press. But Vietnam government is seeking to increase suppression of freedom of speech on the Internet. 

Vietnam is still being with the organization Reporters Without Borders ranked in the national list of "enemies of the Internet". This year, there were 46 democracy activists, human rights, blogger accused of crimes against the state and sentenced to heavy prison in Vietnam, under the law is very vague terms. 




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Saigon: Police crackdown petitioners, one seriously injured 


TRỌNG THÀNH
Yesterday morning, 07.31.2013, HO CHI MINH CITY, NEARLY 30 OF PETITIONERS ARRIVED BELOW FOOT OF OUR LADY Statue, Notre Dame Cathedral, to pray. THEY WERE POLICE FORCES PICKED UP THE CAR BY FORCE. Many people were beaten, including one was seriously injured. 

Recounting the incident yesterday, Ms. Nguyen Ngoc Hoa, one of those who was hardest beaten, said to the Vietnamese language RFI know the specific situation. 


Ms. Nguyễn Ngọc Hoa, Sài Gòn
 
01/08/2013
 
 
Ms. Nguyen Ngoc Hoa, the witness told the police's beating that was mentioned above, residing at 96, Lower Long, Ward 2, Vung Tau city. Ms. Flowers said she was the daughter of a female soldier Ranger before 1975. Since 2005, Ms. Nguyen Ngoc Hoa instead she continued to reclaim stripped land at Vung Tau. 

The person who was beaten most severely injured is Ms. Nguyen Thi Tuyen, addresses Hamlet 5, Thanh Phu commune, Co Do district, Can Tho city. According to Ms. Hoa, now, Ms. Tuyen does not have enough money to get treatment at the hospital, and temporary care for injury with the support of peers. 





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U.S. House of Representatives passed the bill on VN 


Update: 07:43 GMT - Thursday, August 1st, 2013 

Quốc hội Hoa Kỳ
Some U.S. Rep. held a press conference on human rights VN on 07/24/2013. 
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Vietnam Human Rights Bill HR 1897 calling for tightening sanctions to Hanoi recently passed the U.S. House before term, but still must pass the Senate. 

Sources from Washington DC, said the bill is passed at 19:45 pm local time at the joint session of the House of Representatives, earlier than expected for two months. 

This is the second bill by Congressman Ed Royce, Republican of California, and Chris Smith, Republican of New Jersey, initiated. 

The bill HR 1897 makes recommendations to improve the human rights situation in Vietnam through binding conditions and democratic rights in non-humanitarian aid for Vietnam government, while advocating attitude tougher to Hanoi in the field of human rights and religious freedom. 

This bill will be passed on to the Senate for consideration and may be on the next year.

If passed in the Senate, the bill will be referred to the President Barack Obama to approve it to become the law. Only then will it be effective. 

However, similar bill has been repeatedly blocked in the Senate. 

Proponents say this bill will help to improve the human rights situation in the country of Vietnam, to promote the communist government respect for freedom of religion, freedom of speech and democratic rights, other labors, and the address human trafficking. 

Rep. Chris Smith recently said in a statement sent to the BBC that a hearing on human rights in the House recently, with the Vietnamese witnesses, that the violations "very serious". 

In contrast, Vietnam government repeatedly referred to above bill is "wrong" and said "the past few years, Vietnam has made many achievements in ensuring human rights in all fields of civil, the political, economic, cultural, social, and be recognized by the international community. "...














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