Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Bloggers and activists trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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What did these bloggers and activists do?
In the last week of March,Vietnam courts convicted seven bloggers and activists.
Hear the stories of the bloggers and activists who made it happen.
This method is often employed by state actors against bloggers and activists.
On the other hand… roughly 50 bloggers and activists reported that they were assaulted in 20 separate incidents.
In the last week of March,Vietnam courts convicted seven bloggers and activists.
On the other hand… roughly 50 bloggers and activists reported that they were assaulted in 20 separate incidents.
Phan Kim Khanh's arrestis part of Vietnam's ongoing crackdown on bloggers and activists.
Rights bloggers and activists face police harassment, intimidation, surveillance, and interrogation on a daily basis.
In 2013, the Vietnamese government arrested more than 40 bloggers and activists for making such criticisms, among other things.
However, according to the Association of Former Prisoners of Conscience, the number of physical attacks increased to at least31 incidents targeting 135 rights bloggers and activists.
Despite the pressure, increasing numbers of courageous bloggers and activists are vocal in calling for democracy and greater freedoms.
Vietnamese bloggers and activists frequently risk their freedomand personal safety to campaign for democracy and basic rights,” said Adams.
During the first seven months of 2018,the government convicted and imprisoned at least 27 rights bloggers and activists under various laws.
The group said in January at least 112 bloggers and activists were serving prison sentences in Vietnam, down from at least 130 at the end of 2015.
The Vietnamese government detainedNguyen Van Dai amidst a larger crackdown on bloggers and activists for expressing their political views.
Officials have arrested at least a dozen bloggers and activists during the past five months and charged them with vaguely-defined national security violations.
State agents have been known to pressure spouses, parents,and siblings to persuade rights bloggers and activists to stop their activities.
At least 20 additional bloggers and activists were awaiting trial at year's end,and others were harassed and intimidated by authorities.
On the other hand, according to research by Human Rights Watch,roughly 50 bloggers and activists reported that they were assaulted in 20 separate incidents.
At least 20 additional bloggers and activists were awaiting trial at year's end,and others were harassed and intimidated by authorities.
However, in June 2017, the National Assembly passed a revised penal code thatextends even wider liability to rights bloggers and activists and those who assist them.
Officials have arrested at least a dozen bloggers and activists during the past five months and charged them with vaguely-defined national security violations.
We urge the Vietnamese Government to cease prosecution of individuals merely for expressing an opinion,and call on authorities to immediately release other bloggers and activists held on similar charges,” said Meillan.
Restriction on freedom of movement is used to prevent bloggers and activists from participating in public events or attending trials of dissidents.
Officials have arrested at least a dozen bloggers and activists during the past five months and charged them with vaguely-defined national security violations.
In addition to carrying out traditional rights activities such as staging peaceful protests, publishing writings critical of the government,and signing open petitions, bloggers and activists visit families of political prisoners or activists in need and provide small but meaningful financial support.
Restrictions on freedom of movement are used to prevent bloggers and activists from attending public events, such as protests, human rights discussions, or trials of fellow activists. .
On April 30, 2015,the 40th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, bloggers and activists were placed under close surveillance, subjected to intimidation and, in some cases, assaulted.