Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Nguyen van dai trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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After completing his prison sentence, Nguyen Van Dai immediately resumed his human rights activism.
Lawyer Nguyen Van Dai said that building a multi-party democracy in Vietnam is an indispensable trend of the process of social development and democratic reform.
Earlier this month,Vietnamese human rights lawyer and activist Nguyen Van Dai was jailed for 15 years on the charge he"aimed at overthrowing the people's administration".
Nguyen Van Dai, 47, was a human rights lawyer who supported the formation of many rights groups, including the Vietnam Independent Union and the pro-democracy Bloc 8406.
The founder of Brotherhood for Democracy, Nguyen Van Dai, received the longest sentence: 15 years in prison and five years of house arrest.
Nguyen Van Dai, 47, was taken into custody for"conducting propaganda against the state of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam," according to a statement posted on the Ministry of Public Security's website.
The Vietnamese government must immediately release Nguyen Van Dai and restore his political and civil rights, including his ability to practice law.
Nguyen Van Dai and Le Thu Ha, both human rights lawyers, were arrested in 2015 while attempting to meet EU delegates before an annual EU-Vietnam Human Rights Dialogue.
On Thursday, six members of the group, including its co-founder,prominent human rights lawyer Nguyen Van Dai, were sentenced to seven to 15 years in prison on the same charges.
Others, such as Nguyen Van Dai and Tran Anh Kim, arrested in 2015, continue to be detained without trial.
We are concerned by reports that the pre-trial incommunicado detention of prominentVietnamese human rights lawyer Mr. Nguyen Van Dai has been extended by four months until December 2016.
They are accused of being in contact with Nguyen Van Dai, a fellow member of the Brotherhood of Democracy, an association of former prisoners of conscience.
On December 6, 2015, after giving a talk about constitutional and basic human rights,one of Vietnam's most prominent human rights lawyers, Nguyen Van Dai, was badly beaten by about 20 assailants.
The Vietnamese government detained Nguyen Van Dai amidst a larger crackdown on bloggers and activists for expressing their political views.
DW and other US and European media organisations went through extensive efforts to avoid mentioning US training,funding and other forms of support provided to Nguyen Van Dai and other recently arrested and jailed"activists.".
Nguyen Van Dai told a reporter at RFA that the men dragged him out of the taxi, beating him with wooden sticks on his thighs and shoulders, and then dragged him into their car.
The CCBE wishes to express its serious concern over the situation of Nguyen Van Dai, a human rights lawyer who founded the Vietnam Human Rights Centre and the Brotherhood for Democracy.
Nguyen Van Dai and Le Thu Ha, both human rights lawyers, were arrested in 2015 while attempting to meet with EU delegates before an annual EU- Vietnam Human Rights Dialogue.
Last Thursday, a court in Hanoisentenced Vietnamese human rights lawyer Nguyen Van Dai to 15 years in jail for“aiming to overthrow” the state, under Article 79 of the Penal Code.
Nguyen Van Dai and Le Thu Ha were kept in pre-trial detention for more than two years- without any contact to fellow detainees, without legal counsel and with very few visits from their family members.
On 16 December 2015, prominent human rights lawyer,Mr. Nguyen Van Dai, 46, and his colleague, Ms. Le Thu Ha, 33, were arrested at their home and office in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Nguyen Van Dai told a reporter at Radio Free Asia that the men dragged him out of the taxi, beat him with wooden sticks on his thighs and shoulders, and then dragged him into their car where the beating continued.
After having been sentenced in 2007 for violating Article 88, several high-profile dissidents remained in prison, including Catholic priest Nguyen Van Ly andhuman rights attorneys Nguyen Van Dai and Le Thi Cong Nhan.
Human rights lawyer Nguyen Van Dai, arrested in December 2016, has spent over a year in pre-trial detention on charges of“attempting to overthrow the people's government”, a crime which carries the death penalty.
Authorities continued to detain many people without trial, including blogger Ho Van Hai(also known as Dr. Ho Hai), held since November 2016,and rights campaigners Nguyen Van Dai and Le Thu Ha, detained since December 2015.
Nguyen Van Dai, 48, is a human rights lawyer who supported the formation of many rights groups in 2006, including the Vietnam Independent Union, the pro-democracy Bloc 8406, and the Committee for Human Rights in Vietnam.
In an interview given shortly before his arrest,the Brotherhood for Democracy's co-founder Nguyen Van Dai stated that“it is time for domestic democracy activists to gather to discuss and find the shortest path for democracy in Vietnam.”.
Ten days prior to his recent arrest, Nguyen Van Dai and three other fellow activists were attacked and beaten in Nghe An province by a group of about 20 men in civilian clothes wearing surgical masks to hide their identity.
In the latest incident on 06th December, a group of about 20 masked men assaulted androbbed human rights lawyer Nguyen Van Dai and three other activists in Nghe An province, after Dai addressed a human rights forum for local villagers and activists.
Family members of human rights lawyer and Protestant activist Nguyen Van Dai and Catholic activist Father Nguyen Van Ly claimed that the two were denied access to a Bible, allegedly because prison officials feared they would convert other inmates to Christianity.