How hackers used this Trojan malware to spy on a territorial dispute-ZDNet, August 4, 2016 Hackers have used targeted malware to steal data from some of the governments and private sector organisations involved in the dispute over territory and sovereignty in the South China Sea. Cybersecurity company F-Secure Labs uncovered the malware, dubbed NanHaiShu by researchers, which it said targeted the Philippines Department of Justice, a […]
Vietnamese border officials gave ‘no explanations’ for stop: DPP lawmaker Su-The China Post, August 5, 2016 TAIPEI, Taiwan — Democratic Progressive Party Legislator Su Chih-fen (蘇治芬) denied violating Vietnamese visa regulations Thursday, after she was held temporarily at No Bai International Airport in Hanoi on Monday. Su briefed the media on the particularities surrounding her nine-hour ordeal in the Hanoi airport, saying that no Vietnamese […]
DPP legislator returns from Vietnam-Focus Taiwan, August 4, 2016 Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Su Chih-fen (蘇治芬) returned to Taiwan Thursday from a trip to Vietnam, during which she was held for nine hours at a local airport. When asked in a news conference if the incident would affect the government’s “New Southbound Policy,” Su […]
Vietnamese Fishing Association Dismisses China’s Threat to Jail Fishermen-RFA, Aug 4, 2016 A threat issued this week by China to jail foreign fishermen who enter disputed areas of the South China Sea prompted the head of an influential Vietnamese fishing organization on Thursday to dismiss the move and assert that fishermen will continue to work in those waters, with his country taking measures […]
Barack Obama jumps the gun discussing Trans-Pacific Partnership and Vietnamese labor rights-Politi Fact, August 4th, 2016 Meeting with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Loong, President Barack Obama expounded on the benefits of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. At a press conference with Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Loong, President Barack Obama said the Trans-Pacific Partnership would improve global labor rights. Specifically, he said Vietnam had agreed to improve its labor […]
Đạo đức nghề báo sau phóng sự của VTV-BBC | 4.8.2016 Khách mời của Bàn tròn thứ Năm 04/08 thảo luận về đạo đức trong nghề báo sau khi có cáo buộc một số phóng sự của VTV24 là ‘dàn dựng’, hay “kịch quá mức”. Chương trình thảo luận của BBC diễn ra và phát trực tiếp lúc 19h30 giờ Việt Nam, thứ […]
Vietnamese Fishermen Protest Port Development-The Maritime Executive, Aug 3, 2016 On Sunday, hundreds of fishermen in a small port in Vietnam protested the construction of a new terminal for cement exports, a rare public display of dissent in the tightly controlled nation. Local media report that one hundred policemen blocked the only road to the small village, Nghi Thiet, […]
Madness on the Mekong: How Dams are Killing the Largest Inland Fisheries in the World-By Tom Fawthrop Global Research, August 03, 2016 Investigative reporter, Tom Fawthrop has just returned from the site of the Don Sahong – a hydrodam being constructed in the middle of an eco-paradise of wetlands in Southern Laos where over 200 fish species have been recorded. The Four Thousands Islands (Sipangdon) in southern Laos, has […]
Call for More Foreign Pressure on Political Freedoms in Vietnam-Vietnam Right Now, Aug 03, 2016 Australia holds its annual human rights dialogue with Vietnam this week amid concern that western countries are easing pressure on Vietnam over its continuing crackdown on government critics. Human Rights Watch called on the Australian delegation to call for significant and solid improvements during the talks in Hanoi. It […]
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