Monthly Archives: December 2015

2015-12-26 Tin Tức tuần qua

Hội Thoại Liên Quan Đến Ông Lê Phát Minh, Lòng Yêu Nước, Con Đường Tranh Đấu Ôn Hòa

Published on Dec 23, 2015

Trong thời gian qua, sau cuộc hội thảo “Hiểm Họa Bắc Phương” do Liên Minh Dân Chủ Việt Nam (LMDCVN) Tổ Chức tại Paris tháng 9 năm 2012. Sau cuộc hôi thảo ông Bắc Ninh (Bích) thành viên của Đại Việt Cách Mạng có bài viết cho rằng ông Lê Phát Minh chủ trương “Thôi Chống CSVN chỉ lo chống Ngoại Xâm Trung Cộng”, dựa vào bài viết này, ông Nguyễn Nhơn, Quốc Gia Hành Chánh, nguyên Phó Tỉnh Trương Biên Hòa, thì biến ông Lê Phát Minh chủ trương “Đứng Chung Với CSVN Để Chống Trung Cộng”, mặc dù hai vị nay đề khong có mặt trong buổi hội thảo.
Ông Lê Phát Minh chỉ trả lời khi một câu hỏi, giả tỉ Trung Cộng Xâm Lăng Việt Nam, Cộng Đồng Viejt Nam chúng ta phải làm gì? LPM: Tổ Quốc Và Dân Tộc Trên Hết, nếu vì ghét CSVN chúng ta nói cho CSVN chét luôn, nhưng thưa qusy vị, không chỉ CSVN chết mà cả dân tộc Việt Nam sẽ trầm Luân thống khổ dưới chế độ thực dân của Trung Cộng, lấy Tân Cương, Tây Tạng là một thí dụ điển hình. Vì vậy chúng ta có nhiệm vụ phải Bảo Vệ Tổ Quôc, v.v…

Nhơn qua hai bài viêt của ông Bắc Ninh và Nguyễn Nhơn, nhiều người thiếu suy xét, hay vì những nguyên nhân thầm kín nào đó, đã cố tình xuyên tạc ông Lê Phát Minh và LMDCVN là chủ trương hòa hợp, hòa giải và cộng tác với CSVN để chống Trung Cộng và liên tục đánh phá…. Trong youtube này ông Hoàng Duy HÙng cựu Nghị Viên Thành Phố Houston, đưa ra nhận định về ông Lê Phát Minh….

Crackdown of Democracy Activists in Vietnam

Statement
The Honourable Senator Thanh Hai Ngo

December 17, 2015
For immediate release

Statement by Senator Thanh Hai Ngo on the

Ongoing Crackdown of Democracy Activists in Vietnam

Ottawa, December 17, 2015 – Today Senator Thanh Hai Ngo issued the following statement:

“I am very concerned that the Vietnamese police placed human rights lawyer Nguyen Van Dai into custody on December 16, 2015, and charged him under Article 88 of the Penal Code for “conducting propaganda against the state of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.” Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security presented these accusations against him while revoking his legal licence and searching his private residence. These charges were laid soon after he and colleagues were brutally assaulted for delivering a small workshop on human rights.

“The Vietnamese authorities should immediately release Nguyen Van Dai and drop these charges against him. The arrest of this well-known journalist and founder of the Committee for Human Rights known for his online criticism of communist leadership and policies in Vietnam is the latest incident in an alarming crackdown on government critics. Close to 130 other political prisoners, such as Father Nguyen Van Ly, Mr. Tran Huynh Duy Thuc, Ms. Do Thi Minh Anh, Mr. Nguyen Quang Lap, Mr. Doan Huy Chuong and Ms. Bui Thi Minh Hang, are also serving harsh prison sentences for simply voicing their opinions in Vietnam.

“This unacceptable crackdown on dissent and the direct public targeting of human rights activists for the so-called offence of ‘spreading propaganda against the communist state’ is occurring as the ruling Communist Party prepares for its momentous 12th National Congress next month, when it is expected to reshuffle its top three positions and make important changes to its foreign policy.

“Human rights issues are not to be downplayed by Canada, which cannot remain silent as intimidation and violence against bloggers and rights activists worsened significantly during 2015.

“As the Government of Canada engages closely with Vietnam through trade pacts, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, it absolutely must stand as a true human rights champion and show leadership in human rights protection and the promotion of democracy by guiding the communist one-party nation down a path of reform and towards a free and democratic Vietnam.”

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For more information on the human rights situation in Vietnam please consult:

–        Our annual Human Rights Report: http://senatorngo.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/FINAL-English-HR-Booklet.compressed.pdf

–        Official website: www.senatorngo.ca

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2015-12-17 Tin Tức Tuần Qua

Canada: Statement by Senator Thanh Hai Ngo on the Release of Musician Viet Khang

Statement

The Honourable Senator Thanh Hai Ngo

December 16, 2015

For immediate release

Statement by Senator Thanh Hai Ngo on the Release of Musician Viet Khang

Ottawa, December 16, 2015 – Today Senator Thanh Hai Ngo issued the following statement:

“On Monday, December 14, 2015, musician Minh Tri Vo, also known as Viet Khang, was discharged from prison after serving four years for writing and posting two famous songs: “Where is my Vietnam?” and “Who are you?”

“I congratulate the Vietnamese authorities for listening to the call of the international community asking for the release of Minh Tri Vo from prison. However, the Vietnamese authorities should also immediately secure his full pardon and cancel the two years of house arrest left in his sentence.”

“The same full amnesty should also be granted to songwriter Tran Anh Binh, Father Nguyen Van Ly, Mr. Tran Huynh Duy Thuc, Ms. Do Thi Minh Anh, Mr. Nguyen Quang Lap, Mr. Doan Huy Chuong and Ms. Bui Thi Minh Hang, who have also been sentenced to prison for voicing their opinion.

“Vietnam must cease to suppress freedom of expression online, in print and through public demonstrations. The state enacted Decree 174 to institute harsh new penalties for certain types of speech in blogs and social media, expanding upon government powers to censor Internet and social media usage in place under a previous decree. Since its enactment many high profile Internet writers and bloggers have been arrested, while the trials of other prominent activists proceeded despite international pressure for their release.

“Freedom House, an independent organization dedicated to the expansion of freedom and democracy around the world, rates Vietnam as ‘not free’, giving the country an overall freedom rating of 6 (with 7 being the worst), a civil liberties rating of 5 and a political rights rating of 7.”

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For more information on the human rights situation in Vietnam please consult:

– Our annual Human Rights Report:  http://goo.gl/CYqfkI
– Official website: www.senatorngo.ca

 

Senator Thanh Hai Ngo’s Office

ThanhHai.Ngo@sen.parl.gc.ca
613-943-1599

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