Vietnam - “Programmed death of freedom of information” – how the party cracks down

Reporters without borders

(The report entitled “Vietnam: programmed death of freedom of information” is available in PDF format here.) At a time when free speech and freedom of information are constantly violated in Vietnam, Reporters Without Borders is publishing a report on the Southeast Asian nation that is entitled “Programmed death of freedom of information.” Released on the eve of a three-day visit to France by Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on 24-26 September, the report examines the methods that his (...)

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