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Friday, May 24, 2013
BBC News - 23 May 2013
The activists were tried in the city of Vinh in Vietnam's Nghe An province |
“Vietnam has banned private media outlets and all newspapers and television channels are state-run.”
A Vietnamese court has reduced the prison sentences of
four activists convicted in January of trying to overthrow the communist state.
Eight out of 14 defendants convicted had appealed
against their sentences, four of whom were successful on Thursday, their lawyer
has said.
Most of the jailed were Catholics, but they included
bloggers and students.
Scores of activists have been jailed since the
one-party state became less tolerant of free expression in 2009.
Those convicted in January were accused of having
links with the Viet Tan, an exiled organisation based in the US which Vietnam's
government considers a militant group.
Rights groups called the guilty verdicts
"outrageous".
On Thursday well-known activist Le Van Son had his
13-year jail term cut to four years after reportedly expressing contrition for
his crimes.
Three other activists had between six months and
two-and-a-half years taken off their sentences.
"I am not happy because I asked the court to
declare them innocent," the lawyer for the appellants told the AFP news
agency.
Reports posted on dissident blogs suggested dozens of
supporters had tried to attend the hearing to show support but were prevented
by security services.
Correspondents say that at least 38 Vietnamese
activists have been convicted of anti-state activities this year alone.
Vietnam
has banned private media outlets and all newspapers and television channels are
state-run.
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