Vietnam Jails Ex-lawyer Over Facebook Posts
A Vietnamese court sentenced a prominent former lawyer to three years in jail Friday over Facebook posts it ruled undermined the state by criticising a leading judge.
Vietnam jails high-profile lawyer over Facebook post criticising chief justice, draws flak
Tran Dinh Trien, former deputy chair of the Hanoi Bar Association, is the latest high-profile lawyer to be targeted by authorities for what they have written online
Prominent Vietnamese lawyer goes on trial for allegedly criticizing top judge on Facebook
A prominent Vietnamese lawyer has gone on trial for Facebook posts that allegedly criticized the country's former top judge
Vietnam Prosecutes Lawyer for Criticizing Court Actions
On January 9, 2025, the People’s Court of Hanoi is scheduled to hear the case of high-profile lawyer Tran Dinh Trien, who was arrested on June 1, 2024, and charged with “infringing upon the interests of the state” under Article 331 of Vietnam’s penal code.
Former lawyer on trial in Vietnam over Facebook posts
Tran Dinh Trien, ex-deputy head of Hanoi Bar Association, is the latest high-profile lawyer to be targeted by authorities
Vietnam to prosecute lawyer for criticising judicial actions on social media
The Vietnamese government initiated legal proceedings on Tuesday against prominent lawyer Tran Dinh Trien for allegedly infringing upon state interests through social media criticism. Tran is
Vietnam Jails Ex-lawyer Over Facebook Posts: Court
A Vietnamese court on Friday sentenced a prominent former lawyer to three years in jail over Facebook posts it ruled undermined the state by criticising a leading judge.
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Vietnamese lawyer Tran Dinh Trien faces trial for Facebook posts allegedly criticising former Chief Justice Nguyen Hoa Binh.
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Lawyer jailed for abusing democratic freedoms
The Hanoi People’s Court sentenced a lawyer to three years in prison for “abusing the rights to freedom and democracy to ...
In the dock for FB posts
A PROMINENT former lawyer went on trial over Facebook posts in which he criticised high court officials, as rights groups decried another attack on freedom of expression in the country.