Truyền Thông
Chúa Cứu Thế Việt Nam (VRNs
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30/07/12
VRNs (30.07.2012) - Sài Gòn – Ngày 30.07.2012 tới đây là tròn một năm người đầu tiên trong số 17
thanh niên Công giáo và Tin lành bị bắt, trong số họ, nhiều người là phóng
viên, cộng tác viên và học viên các lớp kỹ năng truyền thông trực thuộc Truyền
Thông Chúa Cứu Thế Việt Nam (VRNs). Nhân dịp này VRNs vừa phát hành Thông cáo
báo chí số 02/2012, trong đó đưa ra năm lời kêu gọi.
Lời kêu gọi khẳng định 17 thanh niên này là những người
tốt, hết lòng phụng sự xã hội và tôn giáo. Công an đã vi phạm nghiêm trọng Bô
luật tố tụng hình sự khi bắt 17 người này. Lời kêu gọi nhà cầm quyền cộng sản
Hà Nội thả ngay những công dân này. Thông cáo cũng ngỏ lời cám ơn đến giáo sư
Allen Weiner – thuộc Phân Khoa Luật của Đại Học Stanford đã đại diện cho 17
thanh niên bị bắt nêu trên đệ đơn lên Ủy Ban Liên Hiệp Quốc Điều Tra về Bắt
Người Tuỳ Tiện, và kêu gọi mọi cá nhân, tổ chức yêu chuộng công lý và sự thật
cầu nguyện, lên tiếng và hành động yêu cầu nhà cầm quyền thả 17 thanh niên Công
giáo và Tin lành này.
Sau đây là toàn văn Thông cáo báo chí.
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30/07/12
VRNs (July 30, 2012) - VIETNAMESE REDEMPTORIST NEWS
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Texas 77284-1633. USA
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Saigon, July 29, 2012
PRESS RELEASE
No. 02/2012
Demand the Vietnamese government to stop illegal detention and immediately
release the Catholics and Protestants youths.
Since July 30, 2011, after a series of unlawful arrests
of many participants, collaborators and correspondents of the Vietnamese Redemptorist
News network (VRNs) in Saigon, another wave of subsequent violent round ups
followed disregarding of the law, stretching from Saigon to Vinh diocese to
Hanoi
To date, there have been 17 Catholic Youth arrested,
mostly from the diocese of Vinh, which has been known for its undaunting
struggle against injustice and is now in the spot light for arrests and
assaults on priests and parishioners, and for a series of desecration in Con
Cuong missionary post.
Ten of the arrested namely Peter Nguyen Xuan Anh, Nong
Hung Anh, Peter Nguyen Dinh Cuong, Francis Dang Xuan Dieu, John Thai Van Dung,
John the Baptist Nguyen Van Duyet, Peter Ho Duc Hoa, Paul Tran Minh Nhat, John
the Baptist Nguyen Van Oai,Paul Ho Van Oanh have been detained at Camp B14 in
Hanoi
Four other youths, Anthony Dau Van Duong, Peter Tran Huu
Duc, Anthony Chu Manh Son, and John the Baptist Hoang Phong were put on trial
in the Vinh City, Nghe An province. They were given heavy sentences to which
three of them strongly protested and have been in the process of making
appeals.
Two others, Maria Ta Phong Tan and Peter Tran Vu Anh Binh
are temporarily being held in Saigon; According to latest information known to
the VNRs, Paulus Le Van Son has been sequestered and transferred to Hoa Lo
prison – Hanoi.
One year has passed since the date they were wrongfully
arrested, the authorities have not been given any probable cause for the arrest
of these Catholic Youths. On the other hand, after being kidnapped, they were
neither given access to legal counsel nor religious support. Paulus Le Son’s
mother became gravely ill and passed away while her son was incarcerated.
Therefore, in retrospect of one year, We, the Vietnamese
Redemptorist News network, and those who love justice and truth find the
followings:
1. The Catholic Youths detainees are all righteous
people. They simply concerned for the fate of our country, attended the courses
on communications and were blogging to bring justice and truth to everyone;
They were serving the public through social activities and charitable work in
order to bring the love of God to mankind.
2. The Catholic Youths were not arrested in accordance
with due process under Vietnam law as well as international conventions to
which Vietnam had signed or acceded to; their ongoing detention in silence
indicates a serious violation, against the spirit of the call to construct a
state of jurisdiction.
3. We demand the authorities to immediately stop unlawful
detention and release these youths. The Criminal Code stipulates that no one is
found guilty when there is no valid judgment from the court of law. Therefore,
if these Catholic youths deemed guilty then they should be brought before an
independent, public court in accordance to Article 16, Article 18 of the
Criminal Code and Article 9, Article 10 of the current International
Declaration on Human Rights.
4. Professor Allen Weiner, faculty member of Stanford
University of Law, one of the leading universities in the United States has
filed a petition on behalf of these 17 young peoples to the United Nations’
Working Group on arbitrary detention.
5. We call on all organizations and community of those
who love justice and truth in Vietnam and around the world to hold prayer
vigils, and ask them to demand the Vietnamese authorities to release these 17
youths. We cannot maintain an unlawful government.
Sincerely yours,
O/B of the Vietnamese Redemptorist News Network
Fr. Anthony Le Ngoc Thanh, C.Ss.R.
Chief of the Secretariat
Fr. Joseph Dinh Huu Thoai, C.Ss.R.
Fr. Joseph Dinh Huu Thoai, C.Ss.R.
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