amnesty international report 2016/17
VIET NAM
Severe restrictions on the rights
to freedom of expression, of association and of peaceful assembly continued.
The media and the judiciary, as well as political and religious institutions,
remained under state control. Prisoners of conscience were tortured and
otherwise ill-treated, and subjected to unfair trials. Physical attacks against
human rights defenders continued, and prominent activists were subjected to
daily surveillance and harassment. Peaceful dissidents and government critics
were arrested and convicted on national security charges. Demonstrations were
repressed, with participants and organizers arrested and tortured. The death
penalty was retained.
Janice Beanland
Campaigner for Cambodia, Laos, Viet Nam
Southeast Asia and Pacific Regional Office (SEAPRO)
Amnesty International, London
Tel: + 44 (0)20 7413 5660
Mobile: + 44 (0)7986 148967
Skype: janicebeanland
Twitter: @janbeanland
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