Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Mother mushroom trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Mother Mushroom was in jail for selling drugs.
Tran Thi Nga protests against the arrest of blogger“Mother Mushroom” in October 2016.
Mother Mushroom got 10 years, while Thuy Nga got nine.
Ms Quynh is one of the best‑known bloggers in Viet Nam andwrites under the pen name Mother Mushroom.
Mother Mushroom: how Vietnam locked up its most famous blogger.
Here's news from one of my friends, a doctor in Saigon,who just heard the news that Mother Mushroom is in debt,” Mr. Tuyen said.
Mother Mushroom: how Vietnam locked up its most famous blogger.
The Facebook page of Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh shows a happy, smiling single mother, blogging under the affectionate nickname Mẹ Nấm(Mother Mushroom).
Mother Mushroom: how Vietnam locked up its maximum famous blogger.
The first hint of a crackdown came even before Trump won the presidential race,with the detention of the blogger known as Mother Mushroom in October 2016.
One year after Mother Mushroom's imprisonment, signs of hope in Vietnam.
In 2016, the authorities arrested a popular blogger, Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh,who wrote under the pen name Mother Mushroom and was co-founder of a network of independent bloggers.
Since February 2018, Mother Mushroom has been held in a remote prison over 1000 kilometers from her home.
GENEVA(8 March 2017)- UN human rights experts(*) are urging the Government of Viet Nam toimmediately release a popular blogger known as Mother Mushroom, who has been detained incommunicado since October last year.
Mother Mushroom should be cleared of the propaganda crime and be immediately released.”.
Many Vietnamese believe thegovernment uses political prisoners such as Mother Mushroom as bargaining chips to gain concessions from the US and, most recently, to improve trade relations with the European Union.
While Mother Mushroom is no longer imprisoned, the condition for her release was exile and there are over 100 people languishing in jail because they peacefully spoke their mind- in public, on blogs or on Facebook.
Ms. Reyes's bravery and her travails- like those of Mother Mushroom, and Ms. Habbani, and Ms. Stanko, and Ms. Ressa- are a reminder of how fragile that freedom can be, and how precious it is.
In court, Mother Mushroom said,“Each person has only one life, but if I had the chance to choose again I would still choose my way.”.
According to blogger Mother Mushroom, even when no party congress, Facebook can still be blocked as usual.
Mother Mushroom, the planned moderator for the discussion in Nha Trang, was escorted by police officers to a café where she held a spontaneous human rights talk and distributed copies of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to members of the security force and several café customers.
Such as Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh,the activist also known as Mother Mushroom who was sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment in June, were prominent bloggers, while others, including Oai, were members of the Viet Tan, a banned self-described political party based in California.
While Mother Mushroom is no longer imprisoned, the condition for her release was exile," he added, saying that more than 100 people were languishing in jail because they peacefully spoke their minds, whether in public, on blogs or on Facebook.
A second screening of a documentary featuring Mother Mushroom, the Vietnamese blogger sentenced in 2017 to ten years in jail after publicising the environmental devastation caused by a toxic leak from a steel plant, was cancelled on Wednesday afternoon after a complaint from the Vietnamese embassy in Bangkok.
While Mother Mushroom is no longer imprisoned, the condition for her release was exile and there are over one hundred people languishing in jail because they peacefully spoke their mind- in public, on blogs or on Facebook.
Blogger Nguyen Nhu Quynh, alias Mother Mushroom, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for defaming the regime through 18 articles she published on her Facebook page, including one that raised questions about the high number of deaths in police custody in Vietnam.
While Mother Mushroom is no longer imprisoned, the condition for her release was exile," he added, saying that more than 100 people were languishing in jail because they peacefully spoke their minds, whether in public, on blogs or on Facebook.
PM: Lawyer Le Luan, advocate for Mother Mushroom, shared on Facebook this morning: I request the convening of three assessors of the Department of Information and Communication Khanh Hoa province on many terms. The argument“I find it difficult to understand,” that the chairman spewed at my request is not justified should be reconsidered.
Just like in the case of Mother Mushroom, a well-known Vietnamese blogger who was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment less than a month ago due to her work to promote human rights, this sentence contradicts the human rights principles recognised by Viet Nam and violates the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to which Viet Nam has acceded.