REQUIREMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES : SHOULD GIVE BACK VIETNAM TO LIST CPC

             

                          
                          Congressman Christopher Smith, a member of the high
                          Congress granted the Commission in charge of foreign affairs



Former Congressman Cao Quang Anh    

Dr. Nguyen Dinh Thang Director of BPSOS






                   THE TRUTH - JUSTICE - LOVE


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A hearing on the poor human rights situation in Vietnam currently was held on Thursday 24 01-2012 at the U.S. House of Representatives chaired by Rep. Christopher Smith, a senior member of the House Committee in charge of foreign affairs. Congressman Smith has strongly recommended the U.S. government put Vietnam back on the list of CPC countries with bad human rights record and suppression of religion seriously and systematically. United States and other Western countries increasingly expressed concern about the evolution of human rights were trampled in Vietnam since Vietnam was taken out from the CPC list in 2006. Numerous cases of illegal arrest against the religious youth activities, the Bloggers and those who express political opinions peacefully in 2011 along with a series of violent repression actions to Religion occurred in the parish of Thai Ha Ha Noi, My Loc parishes in Vinh diocese and particularly serious is the use of mines to attack Catholic Missionary Con Cuong Vinh diocese.


In addition, human trafficking, a problem which causes sore Global in the country, in the social community in which Vietnam is a nation have been noted for years. According to Dr. Nguyen Dinh Thang, director of the Commission over the sea rescue (Boat People SOS) and a member of the co-founder Camssa Organization Alliance, an organization operating effectively combat trafficking in persons accused of Government of Vietnam had abused a systematic way in the protection of labor export hundreds thousands of people every year. Please visit to learn more about human trafficking and its implications that the victim suffered from the above case:



http://www.camsa-coalition.org/vi/index.php/gioithieu/ traffiking problem in Việt Nam


Entering the new year 2012, the human rights situation in Vietnam is not only not improved but there are more signs that the more serious. The right of expression of peaceful citizens have been tightened and state authorities arresting people indiscriminately in a spread that does not comply with legal process, has led to domestic and international public opinion on a much more urgent. Governments at all levels is arbitrary action, do not respect the law, respect religious people. Prefer confrontation rather than dialogue with the people in dispute resolution. Abuse of power and oppression when people do not achieve the purpose of evil and despicable her immediately mobilized the police, the army crackdown despite the benefits and the life of the people. We hope that after the case in Tien Lang, government leaders at all levels will wake up and understand that only respect for truth, respect for human rights actually contribute to social stability, all legal action to disregard legal, cynical man is unwise actions and unwise that any leader who has moral also understood and to avoid unfortunately mistakes like what happened at Vinh Quang, Tien Lang district, Hai Phong city in the past time.



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 Wednesday, January 25, 2012
U.S. Congressman calls put Vietnam back on the list CPC



Picture: BP.SOS
Ms. Vu Phuong Anh, photographs in the days of the refugees in Thailand




01.24.2012 afternoon, some human rights advocates and victims of trafficking a person who has a hearing before the U.S. House by Rep. Christopher Smith presiding. Congressman Smith is a senior member of the House Committee in charge of foreign affairs.

Among the witnesses are former Congressman Cao Quang Anh, Dr. Nguyen Dinh Thang, Executive Director of Save the Boat People BPSOS, Mr. Rong Nay, representatives of the H' Mong, Ms. Vu Phuong Anh, a victim of trafficking, and Mr. John Stilton, representatives of the Organization for Human Rights Watch Human Rights Watch.

Talk to the Vietnamese language VOA after the hearing, Congressman Smith confirmed he wants to put Vietnam on the list of concerns about religious freedom. He said the human rights situation in Vietnam had become worse after the U.S. State Department to remove Vietnam from the CPC list in 2006.

Commission on International Religious Freedom U.S. government reported that Vietnam still controls religious and harsh repression of individuals and state institutions are seen as a threat to the government.

In his speech, Dr. Nguyen Dinh Thang, director BPSOS denunciations Vietnam exported each year from 80,000 to 100,000 workers, and that he is an industry worth 2.2 billion dollars, carefully This technology is the protection of the government of Vietnam.

Congressman Ed Royce, a Republican representative in the State of California, referring to cases where Vietnamese artist Khang, which he said, was imprisoned for his musical compositions and his music popular on the internet. Congressman Ed Royce said Vietnamese artist Khang, as well as many others should have been set free, immediately.

Congressman Ed Rocye proposed sanctions Vietnam, by making Vietnam the CPC list.

Source: AFP, VOA






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