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“We are doing what is right, so we cannot step back. We are not sabotaging policy; we are only asking the government to implement the law properly and treat people as human beings.” Y Phic Hdok stated.
By MSFJ AUSTRALIA
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“Any nation that thinks it can attack a person here-threaten,assault ,in some cases even abduct and bring them back to its country - is absolutely unacceptable.We will not stand idly by and will defend the sovereignty of the United States.” U.S.Ambassador to the UN Mr Mike Waltz
By MSFJ AUSTRALIA
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An international gathering of religious freedom advocates focused on protecting victims of persecution and displacement during the International Religious Freedom Summit held Feb. 2–3, 2026, in Washington, D.C.
By MSFJ AUSTRALIA
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Identifying Key Elements of the Evangelical Church of Vietnam – South
By MSFJ TEAM
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Hdok’s testimony directly linked the escalating crackdown to the political ascension of General Secretary To Lam, who previously served as the Minister of Public Security.
By MSFJ TEAM
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The December 2025 broadcast by Vietnamese state media (VTV) featuring a "confession" from Montagnard activist Y Quynh Bdap has sparked a global debate. While the Vietnamese government presents the video as proof of criminal involvement, international legal experts and human rights organizations argue it is a carefully orchestrated piece of propaganda. To understand the gravity of this situation, one must look at both the state’s accusations and the context of Bdap’s life work.
By MSFJ TEAM
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In December 2025, Vietnamese state media VTV broadcast a forced confession from Y Quynh Bdap, co-founder of Montagnards Stand for Justice, in which he was coerced to falsely claim MSFJ's involvement in terrorist attacks. This represents a clear case of forced confession under duress, a well-documented pattern of Vietnamese authorities. Evidence reveals that the attacks in question were actually orchestrated by Vietnamese government agents to justify the persecution of Montagnard activists and the false terrorist designation of MSFJ.
By MSFJ TEAM
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On November 28, 2025, Thai authorities extradited Y Quynh Bdap, co-founder of Montagnards Stand for Justice, to Vietnam despite his UNHCR refugee status and international appeals. Human Rights Watch condemned the extradition, warning of potential torture and human rights abuses. This follows Vietnam's March 2024 designation of MSFJ as a 'terrorist organization'—a baseless accusation that contradicts the organization's documented peaceful advocacy work.
By MSFJ TEAM
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Đắk Lắk, September 9, 2024 – The Vietnamese government has intensified its repression of independent religious groups, detaining Montagnard church leader Y Cung Niê for three days, while another leader, Y Thinh Niê, has gone missing in what many fear is an abduction by state authorities.
By MSFJ TEAM
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Most recently, on April 26, 2024, unofficial information channels of the Vietnamese government continued to publish articles with provocative content, aimed at the psychology and national pride of the people. They refuse to acknowledge the fabrication of peaceful human rights groups, as well as those who advocate for the rights of ethnic minorities and religious freedom as illegal acts, violating international law.
By MSFJ TEAM
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