Washington D.C., April 19, 2007
Citing several recent arrests and assaults carried out by the government of Vietnam against the Vietnamese people, Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) has written Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to express his concern about growing human rights abuses in Vietnam.
Wolf, the ranking Republican on the House State-Foreign Operations Appropriations subcommittee, wrote in a three-page letter dated April 18 that Vietnamese-Americans in his district and across the country are "angered and distressed by what they perceive as a new and aggressive plan of the Hanoi government to reverse the progress of human rights in Vietnam."
http://www.wolf.house.gov/news/2007/04-19_Vietnam_Human_Rights_Abuses.html
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Congressman Wolf April 19: Wolf Raises Concerns about Growing Human Rights Abuses in Vietnam
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