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Vietnamese Journalist Could Face 20 Years in Prison

Vietnamese Journalist Could Face 20 Years in Prison
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Fugitive Independent Journalist Arrested in Vietnam After Month on the Run

Fugitive Independent Journalist Arrested in Vietnam After Month on the Run
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Vietnamese Police Issue Nationwide Special Warrant for Fugitive Journalist — Radio Free Asia

The special warrant and widespread media coverage are typically used only in the case of dangerous criminals, one source says.

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Vietnamese Police Go to Arrest Journalist, Miss Him at Home

Facebook / Le Van Dung Police in Vietnam’s capital Hanoi tried on Tuesday to arrest an independent journalist charged with reporting on corruption and other issues deemed politically sensitive by authorities, but missed him at home, taking away a laptop computer and two mobile phones instead. Le Van Dung, also known as Le Dung Vova owner of the online CHTV news channel was not at home when officers from the Hanoi Police Department’s Investigation Agency arrived at around 1:30 p.m., Dung’s wife Bui Thi Hue told RFA on Wednesday. “Around 20 officers came to our house and read a warrant to search our home and to charge and temporarily detain my husband Le Van Dung in accordance with Article 117 [of Vietnam’s Criminal Code],” she said.

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