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Tag: Viet Khang
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(Dan Huynh/Nguoi Viet) A couple of weeks ago, on the afternoon of February 8, 2018, the Vietnamese singer, songwriter, and former political prisoner Viet Khang touched down at Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles, California, after being jailed for four years by the communist government in Vietnam for his dissenting political views. Upon arrival, Viet…
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Image via Dan Luan The following is a song that Viet Khang wrote. It started making its rounds on the internet in early 2012, a short while after the musician’s arrest for writing his two groundbreaking and politically-driven songs, “Anh La Ai (Who Are You)?” and “Viet Nam Toi Dau (Where Is My Vietnam)?” After…
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Photo via Radio Free Asia It’s official, folks. Viet Khang, the renowned musician and democracy activist, has returned home safely to his family. In his interview with Radio Free Asia, the musician explains his long trip back home after being released from communist imprisonment. Being provided a group to drive him, Viet Khang did not…
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Photo via We Heart Music Yesterday in Vietnam, Viet Khang, the musician and human rights activist who has been imprisoned by the Vietnamese communist government since late 2011 because of his music, was finally released after four years in jail. Brother Viet Khang, as many of us like to call him, wrote two songs in…
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Today, a second trial was held for Ms. Nguyen Phuong Uyen and her partner Dinh Nguyen Kha. Though the sentences have already been dealt, the two have apparently appealed the court’s ruling and successfully forced a second hearing. I’ve provided extensive coverage on Ms. Phuong Uyen already, but have yet to give much information on…
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Alright everyone, here are four songs that I am making downloadable on this website, just for you. Two of the songs are from brother Viet Khang, the heroic prisoner of freedom, justice, and human rights. The next two tracks are from Mr. Truc Ho, the great crusader, who has fought tirelessly to raise the human…
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Alright, so a little over a week ago (October 30… Sorry we took a while), the Communist Party delivered their verdict on Viet Khang’s trial. After a half-day of rigorous show-trialling, the Communist Party, Viet Khang was sentenced to four years in prison and a supposed two years of house arrest. On trial with Viet…
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I’ve got a small shred of good news about the whereabouts of Viet Khang, followed by a heavy dose of bad news. The good news, Viet Khang is still alive. The bad news, that’s about all we know of him. Ever since his arrest earlier this year, Viet Khang has been in the custody of…
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