Catholicculture | Oct 29, 2015
As Vietnamese lawmakers discuss revisions to the nation’s laws on religion, Christian and Buddhist leaders expressed fears about a looming crackdown.
“To the outside world, Vietnam allows freedom to follow any religion, but it’s not true,” a Buddhist leader in Ho Chi Minh City told UCA News. “The government wants to toughen the law—it’s like tightening the noose.”
The leader of a Protestant house church added that “Communists are godless, they don’t believe in God. Communists and religion are like day and night.”
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October 31, 2015
Buddhist, Christian leaders fear impending crackdown in Vietnam
by Nhan Quyen • [Human Rights]
Catholicculture | Oct 29, 2015
As Vietnamese lawmakers discuss revisions to the nation’s laws on religion, Christian and Buddhist leaders expressed fears about a looming crackdown.
“To the outside world, Vietnam allows freedom to follow any religion, but it’s not true,” a Buddhist leader in Ho Chi Minh City told UCA News. “The government wants to toughen the law—it’s like tightening the noose.”
The leader of a Protestant house church added that “Communists are godless, they don’t believe in God. Communists and religion are like day and night.”