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"content": "This is the 30th day of Tran Huynh Duy Thuc hunger strike against the inhumane conditions and dirty tactics employed by the government prison to bend political prisoners to their will.<br /><br />Once a wildly successful entrepreneur, he decided to move the company's headquarter back to Vietnam to benefit his home country, and later got entangled in a legal battle for \u001dthreatening the market of state-owned business. <br />He was jailed in 2009 for proposing a development plan for Vietnam to get out the shadow of China and become a leading country, a balancing point at a strategic position in international geopolitics. <br />Throughout his prison years, he continually sent home countless letters, ostensibly for his family members, analyzing the opportunities and challenges of Vietnam in the new era. His writings are characterized by an unrelenting source of optimism, especially considering his living conditions, and has helped inspired a lot of Vietnamese of the younger generations. In my darkest moments, his writings is a constant source of inspiration, shaping my perspective and cement my conviction against the insidious opinions of nay-sayers.<br />We Vietnamese need leaders that can inspire like him. I wish him all the best in this battle, one that could very well be final, decisive. <br />Win or not, he will definitely be the Nelson Mandela of Vietnam.<br /><br />Thư từ bài viết của chú Thức mình đọc khá nhiều. Nhiều chỗ không thấm hết, và cũng chưa hoàn toàn tin tưởng vào sự lạc quan của chú, dù rất muốn tin. Nhưng chinh1 sự lạc quan toả ra từ những lá thư chú gửi từ trong tù, rất nhiều lần lôi mình ra khỏi những thời gian đen tối, bế tắc nhất, và giúp định hình cách suy nghĩ của mình rất nhiều.<br />Cầu mong chú trải qua kiếp nạn rất có thể là cuối cùng này. Việt Nam để có thể lật ngược thế cờ, chỉ có thể chờ mong vào một thế hệ lãnh đạo có khả năng vực dậy niềm tin và có thực tài như chú. <br />",
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"content": "This is the 30th day of Tran Huynh Duy Thuc hunger strike against the inhumane conditions and dirty tactics employed by the government prison to bend political prisoners to their will.\n\nOnce a wildly successful entrepreneur, he decided to move the company's headquarter back to Vietnam to benefit his home country, and later got entangled in a legal battle for \u001dthreatening the market of state-owned business. \nHe was jailed in 2009 for proposing a development plan for Vietnam to get out the shadow of China and become a leading country, a balancing point at a strategic position in international geopolitics. \nThroughout his prison years, he continually sent home countless letters, ostensibly for his family members, analyzing the opportunities and challenges of Vietnam in the new era. His writings are characterized by an unrelenting source of optimism, especially considering his living conditions, and has helped inspired a lot of Vietnamese of the younger generations. In my darkest moments, his writings is a constant source of inspiration, shaping my perspective and cement my conviction against the insidious opinions of nay-sayers.\nWe Vietnamese need leaders that can inspire like him. I wish him all the best in this battle, one that could very well be final, decisive. \nWin or not, he will definitely be the Nelson Mandela of Vietnam.\n\nThư từ bài viết của chú Thức mình đọc khá nhiều. Nhiều chỗ không thấm hết, và cũng chưa hoàn toàn tin tưởng vào sự lạc quan của chú, dù rất muốn tin. Nhưng chinh1 sự lạc quan toả ra từ những lá thư chú gửi từ trong tù, rất nhiều lần lôi mình ra khỏi những thời gian đen tối, bế tắc nhất, và giúp định hình cách suy nghĩ của mình rất nhiều.\nCầu mong chú trải qua kiếp nạn rất có thể là cuối cùng này. Việt Nam để có thể lật ngược thế cờ, chỉ có thể chờ mong vào một thế hệ lãnh đạo có khả năng vực dậy niềm tin và có thực tài như chú. \n",
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"content": "This is Tran Van Thanh. \u001fHe was axed by a group of security guards from Long Son Corporation, a private entity, who brought \u001fhand weapons and bull dozers to his farm to seize the land. After the incident, doctors said that he sustained a permanent injury, lost 90% of his physical health and his ability to talk.<br /><br />A neighbor of Thanh, Mr. Dang Van Hien, was recently sentenced to death for killing 3 of the same gangs (in a different incident) when they came to seize his land, showing clear intention to harm his family if he did not yield. Hien initially fled, then turned himself to the government in hope \u001dof extenuation. According to many Vietnamese Lawyers, the maximum punishment in Hien circumstance could only be 7 years in jail. <br /><br />Prior to these incidents, thugs from Long Son Company had been terrorizing the local area for 8 years, in order to scare the farmers away from the land they had spent their youth to cultivate, \u001dturning a swath of primary jungle to arable \u001dsoil. The government only steps in after the homicide, \bsentencing Hien to death while giving a guy from Long Son 6 years in jail, subsequently reduced to 4 in a higher court.<br />Partisans applaud the government for creatively interpreting \u001fVietnamese criminal law to show leniency while did not spare the rod where they deem needed. <br />",
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"content": "This is Tran Van Thanh. \u001fHe was axed by a group of security guards from Long Son Corporation, a private entity, who brought \u001fhand weapons and bull dozers to his farm to seize the land. After the incident, doctors said that he sustained a permanent injury, lost 90% of his physical health and his ability to talk.\n\nA neighbor of Thanh, Mr. Dang Van Hien, was recently sentenced to death for killing 3 of the same gangs (in a different incident) when they came to seize his land, showing clear intention to harm his family if he did not yield. Hien initially fled, then turned himself to the government in hope \u001dof extenuation. According to many Vietnamese Lawyers, the maximum punishment in Hien circumstance could only be 7 years in jail. \n\nPrior to these incidents, thugs from Long Son Company had been terrorizing the local area for 8 years, in order to scare the farmers away from the land they had spent their youth to cultivate, \u001dturning a swath of primary jungle to arable \u001dsoil. The government only steps in after the homicide, \bsentencing Hien to death while giving a guy from Long Son 6 years in jail, subsequently reduced to 4 in a higher court.\nPartisans applaud the government for creatively interpreting \u001fVietnamese criminal law to show leniency while did not spare the rod where they deem needed. \n",
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"content": "Le Anh Hung, a Vietnamese dissident who twice has been forced to go to mental hospitals by the government [1], was incarcerated today. <br />Graduated from a big university in Ha Noi, he would have had a decent life for himself if not for his relentless voice against the government corruption. Due to 'external pressure' he could not have any permanent employment and frequently in financial troubles. Recently, his son was diagnosed with an acute problem which, left untreated, could lead to impotency. The money donated to him by a fund dedicated to relieving the suffering of dissidents in VN was confiscated by the police when they searched his house. [2]<br /><br />Below is a post calling for donation from another activist who pledged that he would personally travel to the hospital in another province, on his own expense, to take care of the operation of Hung's son. The donation would only be used to cover medical bills. Dozens of others have pledged to donate.<br /><br />Now, I did not write this in English to widen the reach of call for donation, but to illustrate one in a plethora of ways the government can make life almost unbearable for those who dare to voice their discontent. A man can live without too much wants, but to hear that his child would be impotent if not treated soon, and to struggle to cover the treatment, would be devastating.<br />This is also why, without an uncensored medium, no one would hear the true, story happening not only in Vietnam, but also in many other places. <br />I, myself, brainwashed for most of my pre-adult years, was only enlightened after the advent of social media. <br /><br />[1] Much like the story of an American elderly who lost his autonomy and was forced to go to a hospice despite his will, reported recently in <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG2pEffLEJo\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG2pEffLEJo</a>. <br />[2] I do not know Hung personally or follow his activity closely enough, and thus could not attest for the truthfulness of this content. I personally believe the source of this information, though.",
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"published": "2018-07-05T12:13:52+00:00",
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"content": "Le Anh Hung, a Vietnamese dissident who twice has been forced to go to mental hospitals by the government [1], was incarcerated today. \nGraduated from a big university in Ha Noi, he would have had a decent life for himself if not for his relentless voice against the government corruption. Due to 'external pressure' he could not have any permanent employment and frequently in financial troubles. Recently, his son was diagnosed with an acute problem which, left untreated, could lead to impotency. The money donated to him by a fund dedicated to relieving the suffering of dissidents in VN was confiscated by the police when they searched his house. [2]\n\nBelow is a post calling for donation from another activist who pledged that he would personally travel to the hospital in another province, on his own expense, to take care of the operation of Hung's son. The donation would only be used to cover medical bills. Dozens of others have pledged to donate.\n\nNow, I did not write this in English to widen the reach of call for donation, but to illustrate one in a plethora of ways the government can make life almost unbearable for those who dare to voice their discontent. A man can live without too much wants, but to hear that his child would be impotent if not treated soon, and to struggle to cover the treatment, would be devastating.\nThis is also why, without an uncensored medium, no one would hear the true, story happening not only in Vietnam, but also in many other places. \nI, myself, brainwashed for most of my pre-adult years, was only enlightened after the advent of social media. \n\n[1] Much like the story of an American elderly who lost his autonomy and was forced to go to a hospice despite his will, reported recently in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG2pEffLEJo. \n[2] I do not know Hung personally or follow his activity closely enough, and thus could not attest for the truthfulness of this content. I personally believe the source of this information, though.",
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"content": "Hi Friends, I'm Vu, from Vietnam. Today I move from Facebook to Minds with the hope that this new platform will offer a free environment for our voice to be heard without being censored indiscriminately, as what seems to be happening in Facebook right now. <br />There is growing evidence that some of our prominent dissidents' Facebook account are being \u001dunjustly reported and locked by Facebook for the so-called 'Community Standard', especially after the Cyber-security Law in my country is passed recently.<br />Normally a reticent person, I deem the situation now in Vietnam no longer allow me to keeping my opinions private, and will do everything within my power to help protect free speech in Vietnam and bring down the corruption in the Vietnamese government. <br />I will not watch the suffering of my countrymen in silence.",
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"content": "Hi Friends, I'm Vu, from Vietnam. Today I move from Facebook to Minds with the hope that this new platform will offer a free environment for our voice to be heard without being censored indiscriminately, as what seems to be happening in Facebook right now. \nThere is growing evidence that some of our prominent dissidents' Facebook account are being \u001dunjustly reported and locked by Facebook for the so-called 'Community Standard', especially after the Cyber-security Law in my country is passed recently.\nNormally a reticent person, I deem the situation now in Vietnam no longer allow me to keeping my opinions private, and will do everything within my power to help protect free speech in Vietnam and bring down the corruption in the Vietnamese government. \nI will not watch the suffering of my countrymen in silence.",
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