Staying faithful to the principles that make our nation great, we will fight for the rights of those who do not have a voice.
Joseph Cao: “Staying faithful to the principles that make our nation great, we will fight for the rights of those who do not have a…”
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Cao reaffirms commitment to advocating for the voiceless and oppressed.
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any democracy activist, any person who is involved in promoting freedom and religious freedom in Vietnam, they are all considered at least by us here in the United States as people of great importance.
Sadly, instead of improving its human rights records, the Government of Vietnam has increased its repression of dissenters and religious leaders.
In this recent trip to Vietnam that I made with Chairman Faleomavaega, I happened to visit my sister in the outskirts of Saigon. I was there for about 15 minutes. As soon as I left, guess who showed up? The police. The police showed up and…
the Communist Government of Vietnam persecutes all religion across the board, and more particularly they target those groups of people that do not have a voice.





