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    Vietnamese government accused of abducting Melbourne human rights activist

    IntelliNewsBy IntelliNewsseptembre 29, 2026Aucun commentaire1 Min Read
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    Tran Hiep, a 50-year-old Vietnamese Australian anti-human trafficking campaigner, not heard from since 18 September

    Vietnamese authorities have detained three activists, including an Australian, on what have been described as “fabricated” charges.

    The Vietnamese government said the three confessed to being members of Viet Tan – a pro-democracy organisation – which it describes as a terrorist organisation.

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    Source link : https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/sep/29/melbourne-human-rights-activist-tran-hiep-missing-cambodia-ntwnfb

    Author : Australian Associated Press and Tory Shepherd

    Publish date : 2026-09-29 01:16:00

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