Tran Thi Nga (Tran Thuy Nga)

Defend the Defenders, March 21, 2018 Vietnam’s authorities had transferred prisoner of conscience Tran Thi Nga to Gia Trung camp in the Central Highlands province of Gia Trung, not in Dak Trung camp in the neighboring province of Dak Lak, as they informed the family last month. Earlier this week, Mr. Phan Van Phong, the […]

Defend the Defenders, March 5, 2018 Vietnam’s authorities have transferred convicted activist Tran Thi Nga to Dak Trung Camp prison in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak, at a distance of over 1,200 km from her native province of Ha Nam. On March 5, Mr. Phan Van Phong, the father of Nga’s two kids, […]

By Defend the Defenders, December 28, 2017 Jailed Vietnamese human rights defender Tran Thi Nga has been permitted to meet with her kids for the first time since her arrest in late February and conviction in July. On December 27, Nga was allowed to meet with his kid Tai, 5 and Phu, 7 at the […]

By Defend the Defenders, December 7, Well-known human rights defender Tran Thi Nga will have her appeal hearing on December 22, five months after the first trial in which she was convicted on allegation of “conducting anti-state propaganda” under Article 88 of the country’s 1999 Penal Code and sentenced to nine years in prison and […]

By Defend the Defenders, December 6, 2017 Vietnam’s authorities have yet to permitted imprisoned human rights defender Tran Thi Nga to meet with her kids and relatives since her arrest in late January and trial in July. After her detention on January 21 on charge of “conducting anti-state propaganda” under Article 88 of the country’s […]

Defend the Defenders, September 09, 2017 Vietnam’s authorities have yet to allow imprisoned human rights defender Tran Thi Nga to meet with her husband and two kids more than one month after the trial on July 25. Mr. Phan Van Phong, the father of their kids seven-year-old Phan Van Tai and four-year-old Phan Van Phu, […]

Ân xá quốc tế, ngày 31/7/2017 (Bản dịch của Vũ Quốc Ngữ) Nhà hoạt động nhân quyền và quyền tự do ngôn luận Trần Thị Nga đã bị kết án 9 năm tù vào ngày 25/7/2017 với tội danh “tuyên truyền chống nhà nước” theo Điều 88 của Bộ luật Hình sự. Cô là một […]