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Happy Holidays! I just dropped a new vlog today. Please check it out! Thank you!
https://youtu.be/keF7nT1XBA8
Yale graduate Will Nguyen from Houston, Texas, is being held for "disrupting public order".
An American is being held for "disrupting public order" in Vietnam after joining recent economic protests.
Will Nguyen, 32, was detained on Sunday in Ho Chi Minh City during demonstrations against new economic zones in the country.
Protesters believe the law is a means to grant Chinese companies lengthy leases on Vietnamese land.
Foreign ministry spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang told reporters a consular visit is being arranged.
Authorities detained more than 100 people as demonstrations against the law turned violent, with rocks and petrol bombs thrown.
Mr Nguyen, a Texas-born Yale graduate, joined the protests on Saturday, tweeting a number of images of the march through Ho Chi Minh City.
In another post, Mr Nguyen wrote about "how enormous of an achievement" the demonstrations are for the Vietnamese people.
Will Nguyen bị trục xuất ngay lập tức khỏi Việt Nam
Sau khi nghị án HĐXX TAND TP.HCM đã tuyên án đối với Will Nguyen - Việt kiều Mỹ có hành vi gây rối tại VN.
Sau khi nghị án HĐXX TAND TP.HCM đã tuyên án đối với Will Nguyen – Việt kiều Mỹ có hành vi gây rối tại VN.
Sáng nay (20-7), TAND TP.HCM mở phiên tòa xét xử Nguyen William Anh bị truy tố về tội gây rối trật tự công cộng theo khoản 2 Điều 318 BLHS 2015, sửa đổi, bổ sung 2017 có khung hình phạt từ hai năm đến bảy năm tù.
VKS cho rằng bị cáo là người nước ngoài, lần đầu phạm tội tại VN nên đã đưa ra…
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Will Nguyen of Houston was grabbed and beaten by the police this month at an anti-China protest in Ho Chi Minh City.
BANGKOK — An American citizen who was arrested at a peaceful demonstration in Vietnam this month said on state television that he regretted breaking the law and that he would not join such protests again.
Will Nguyen, 32, an American graduate student in Singapore, has been held since June 10, when he was grabbed and beaten by the police at an anti-China protest in Ho Chi Minh City.
Two videos posted on YouTube show him being dragged down the street by plainclothes officers holding his legs and an arm. One man comes up and strikes him. Another places an orange covering over Mr. Nguyen’s head.
Last December marked the 35th anniversary of Star Trek: The Motion Picture (TMP) and in the process, it ushered in an era of Star Trek movies that still exists
“In the end, despite the despondence or fear that some fans have about next year’s movie, I’m actually optimistic for Trek’s future. Star Trek has endured its high and lows, its peaks and valleys, its eras of green verdant growth and harsh dry drought. Despite the absence of Trek on television (where it excels the most) and the fan reticence towards the new studio movie, Star Trek still thrives. Why? Without a doubt, it’s because of the dedicated fanbase that has kept the franchise alive through periods of famine and feast. Even now, we are experiencing a veritable renaissance of fans films and independent productions, in the form of Axanar, New Voyages / Phase II, Star Trek Continues, and many others. Indeed, the success of these fan films and independent productions speak to the vitality of Star Trek and arguably to the existence of unmet demand that is not being satisfied from the new movies.”