Blogger Dinh Hong Quyen with broken nose after being assaulted by plainclothes agents
One activist in Hanoi was beaten brutally while the private residence of a blogger was attacked with dirty mess on December 02, and the perpetrators were likely plainclothes agents, the victims said on social networks.
By Defend the Defenders, December 3, 2016
One activist in Hanoi was beaten brutally while the private residence of another was attacked with dirty mess on December 02, and the perpetrators were likely plainclothes agents, the two said on social networks.
Blogger Dinh Hong Quyen, who has actively participated in charity and pro-democracy campaigns, was assaulted by a group of plainclothes agents when he was traveling on Dinh Cong street.
The attackers broke his nose and caused other injuries on his body, the victim said, suggesting the assault may be a retaliation of Hanoi’s police for giving assistance to land petitioners and covering news on the suppression against Hanoi’s activists on the day of appeal of land rights activist Can Thi Theu on November 30.
Dirty mess collected from blogger Nguyen Tuong Thuy’s house after the attack
Meanwhile, blogger Nguyen Tuong Thuy, vice president of the unsanctioned Independent Journalist Association of Vietnam (IJAVN), said his house was attacked with dirty mess of waste oil, decaying shrimp and two dog heads during the night of Friday.
In the morning of Saturday, Mr. Thuy blamed the police in Thanh Tri district where he resides for the attack. He tried to contact a senior police officer who is head of the police team responsible for conducting surveillance on his house by cell phone but the cop did not answer.
Two days ago, Mr. Thuy organized a small party with the participation of many activists in Hanoi to celebrate the 68th International Human Rights Day [December 10].
Recently, Hanoi police has maintained close surveillance on Mr. Thuy and many other activists, not allowing them to go out to prevent them from participating in peaceful gatherings.
Persecution against local dissidents, social activists and human rights defenders has been in all corners in Vietnam recently.
On the same day, pro-democracy activist and human rights defender Nguyen Cong Huan from Yen Thanh district, Nghe An, was kidnapped, tortured and robbed by a group of plainclothes agents when he travelled by bus to attend a wedding party of his fellow in Vinh city.
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December 3, 2016
Hanoi Police Suspected of Beating Activist, Attacking Private Residence of Blogger with Dirty Mess
by Nhan Quyen • [Human Rights], Dinh Hong Quyen, Nguyen Tuong Thuy
Blogger Dinh Hong Quyen with broken nose after being assaulted by plainclothes agents
By Defend the Defenders, December 3, 2016
One activist in Hanoi was beaten brutally while the private residence of another was attacked with dirty mess on December 02, and the perpetrators were likely plainclothes agents, the two said on social networks.
Blogger Dinh Hong Quyen, who has actively participated in charity and pro-democracy campaigns, was assaulted by a group of plainclothes agents when he was traveling on Dinh Cong street.
The attackers broke his nose and caused other injuries on his body, the victim said, suggesting the assault may be a retaliation of Hanoi’s police for giving assistance to land petitioners and covering news on the suppression against Hanoi’s activists on the day of appeal of land rights activist Can Thi Theu on November 30.
Dirty mess collected from blogger Nguyen Tuong Thuy’s house after the attack
Meanwhile, blogger Nguyen Tuong Thuy, vice president of the unsanctioned Independent Journalist Association of Vietnam (IJAVN), said his house was attacked with dirty mess of waste oil, decaying shrimp and two dog heads during the night of Friday.
In the morning of Saturday, Mr. Thuy blamed the police in Thanh Tri district where he resides for the attack. He tried to contact a senior police officer who is head of the police team responsible for conducting surveillance on his house by cell phone but the cop did not answer.
Two days ago, Mr. Thuy organized a small party with the participation of many activists in Hanoi to celebrate the 68th International Human Rights Day [December 10].
Recently, Hanoi police has maintained close surveillance on Mr. Thuy and many other activists, not allowing them to go out to prevent them from participating in peaceful gatherings.
Persecution against local dissidents, social activists and human rights defenders has been in all corners in Vietnam recently.
On the same day, pro-democracy activist and human rights defender Nguyen Cong Huan from Yen Thanh district, Nghe An, was kidnapped, tortured and robbed by a group of plainclothes agents when he travelled by bus to attend a wedding party of his fellow in Vinh city.