Phan Kim Khanh

PEN America, October 25, 2017 NEW YORK—The conviction and sentencing of Vietnamese blogger Phan Kim Khánh to six years’ imprisonment on charges of “propaganda against the state” is yet another appalling example of Vietnam’s relentless criminalization of the right to free expression, PEN America said today. Phan Kim Khánh, a student and blogger, was convicted […]

By Defend the Defenders, October 25, 2017 Vietnam’s authorities have convicted pro-democracy activist and anti-corruption campaigner Phan Kim Khanh, sentencing him to six years in prison and four years under house arrest. In a so called “open trial,” which lasted only a few hours on October 25, the People’s Court in the northern province of […]

Human Rights Watch, ngày 24/10/2017 (New York) – Hôm nay, Tổ chức Theo dõi Nhân quyền phát biểu, Việt Nam cần hủy bỏ mọi cáo buộc và ngay lập tức phóng thích blogger sinh viên Phan Kim Khánh. Các nhà tài trợ của Việt Nam và các lãnh đạo trong vùng cần tuyên bố rõ […]

As APEC Summit Looms, Crackdown on Rights Campaigners Escalates  Human Rights Watch, October 24, 2017 (New York) – Vietnam should drop all charges and immediately release student blogger Phan Kim Khanh, Human Rights Watch said today. Vietnam’s donors and regional leaders should make it clear that they will demand that all political prisoners be released […]

Hội Nhà báo Độc lập Việt Nam, ngày 08/10/2017 Căn cứ vào thông tin từ luật sư, gia đình của sinh viên Phan Kim Khánh (24 tuổi. Chổ ở: xã Yên Tập, huyện Cảm Khê, tỉnh Phú Thọ) đã cho Việt Nam Thời Báo (VNTB) được biết rất có thể Khánh sẽ ra Tòa trong […]

by Defend the Defenders, October 8, 2017 Vietnam’s authorities will soon hold a trial against blogger Phan Kim Khanh with allegation of “conducting anti-state propaganda” under Article 88 of the country’s Penal Code, according to his lawyer Ha Huy Son. Mr. Khanh, who was arrested on March 21 while taking under-graduate course in Thai Nguyen […]