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Cù Huy Hà Vũ

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67: 305:; police claim to have arrested him when he was with a woman who was not his wife, and briefly posted photos of a half-dressed Vũ with a blurred woman to an official website. Vũ's home and law office were subsequently searched. Officials later stated Vũ had "produced documents that opposed the State of Vietnam, employed propagandistic rhetoric as a form of a psychological warfare, demanded the overthrow of the regime and the realization of pluralism and a multiparty system, opposed the interest of the nation, and called for foreign intervention." 309:
interviews which Vũ was accused of giving. Foreign media was banned from the courtroom, though some reporters were allowed to watch the proceedings via closed-circuit television. Vũ stated to the court that "This criminal case was invented against me. This case is completely illegal." In sentencing Vũ, the judge stated that "Cu Huy Ha Vũ's behaviour is serious and harmful to society. His writings and interviews blackened directly or indirectly the Communist Party of Vietnam". Vũ was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment. Democracy activists
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On 4 April 2011, Vũ was tried on an indictment accusing him of disseminating anti-state propaganda via the Internet, interviews with international media, and other writings. The trial lasted half a day, during which Vũ's lawyers walked out after a judge rejected their requests to make public the
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described the trial as "one of the most important cases involving a political dissident in the recent history of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam". The organization stated that Vũ was being "tried for his political bravery in peacefully challenging abuses of power, defending victims of land
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is a Vietnamese legal scholar. A government critic and a dissident, he was taken into custody in 2010 on charges of "propaganda against the state" and "plotting to overthrow the communist government of Vietnam". On 4 April 2011, Vũ was sentenced to 7 years in prison for "spreading anti-state
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stated "their deepest concern" for Vũ in a joint statement, with OMCT saying that "This case is sadly yet another example of the ongoing repression of fundamental rights in Viet Nam, and human rights defenders in particular have borne the brunt of such repression."
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confiscation, and protecting the environment ... The government makes a mockery of its international human rights obligations when it persecutes activists like Dr. Vũ who try to use the legal system to demand official accountability and rule of law".
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deposit. The suit was dismissed by the court. In September and October 2010, Vũ filed suits against Dũng for signing Decision No. 136, a measure that banned citizens from filing lawsuits or complaints against the national government.
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were arrested attempting to observe the trial and charged with "causing public disorder". Son's wife Vũ Thu Ha stated that Son had been assaulted by police with batons prior to his arrest.
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on several occasions. In June 2009, he achieved national fame by filing a suit against Dung for granting a Chinese mining company rights to a
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2005 -Page 56 "Hoàng Cát buôn lắm, anh tìm đến số nhà 24 Cột Cờ, than phiển với Cù Huy Hà Vũ (con trai của nhà thơ Huy Cận)."
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churches held prayer vigils for Vũ in recognition of his work defending the rights of the country's Catholics.
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is the only legal political party. Vũ stated that he wished for Vietnam to adopt democratic reforms and a
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The sentence was upheld by an appeals court in Hanoi on 2 August. In 2012, Vũ was a finalist for the
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In October 2010, Vũ's law firm began the defense of Catholics of Con Dau parish in
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saying that the "apparent lack of due process" at Vũ's trial was troubling.
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Vũ also called in interviews for the revision of Article 4 of the
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Amnesty International prisoners of conscience held by Vietnam
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propaganda", drawing protests from human rights groups, the
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On 6 April 2014, Vũ was released from prison and taken to
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Front Line Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk
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Index

Cu Huy Ha Vu
Vietnamese name
surname
given name

Ân Phú
Vũ Quang
Hà Tĩnh
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Vietnamese citizenship
American citizenship
University of Paris
Cù Huy Cận
Roman Catholic Church
Noi Bai International Airport
Dulles International Airport
Cù Huy Cận
Ho Chi Minh
Indochina War
Vietnam War
National Assembly
Xuân Diệu
University of Paris
Hanoi
Nguyễn Tấn Dũng
bauxite
Constitution of Vietnam
Communist Party
multiparty system

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