Jailed activist banned from reading the Bible while imprisoned in Vietnam
Luong’s family calls on the international community to help him by demanding the prison to respect his rights while incarcerated.
The number of seminaries rises in Vietnam despite ongoing Christian persecution
It is estimated that Christians constitute up to seven per cent of the total Vietnamese population.
Nine hundred Christian families received immediate aid in Nepal
The coronavirus pandemic has hugely affected the Christian community of Nepal. Open Doors provided help to 900 Christians.
Vietnamese pastor released after four years in jail
Vietnam’s Communist government suspicious of Christianity, which it associates with former invaders, France and the US.
Vietnamese monks are the victims of a land-grab
The goal of these actions is expel the monks and leave the local Catholic community of 70,000 people without clergy.
Infrastructure plan to aid ethnic minority Christians is announced in Vietnam
For the Hmong and Montagnard Christians this plan comes as part of a recent positive trend for their statuses within Vietnam.
Monastery in Vietnam attacked for 'Land Grab Campaign'
Thugs also threatened to kill monks who tried to get in their way and tore apart tents the monks use as shelters
Open Doors partners harassed by authorities while delivering aid in Vietnam
“You are Christians and your God shall take care of your family! The government is not responsible of your families!”
Christians being denied food aid during COVID-19 pandemic
Christians often face ostracism, threats, torture and prison sentences in communist Vietnam.
Vietnam: human rights watchdog urges release of prisoners of conscience
According to the group's latest statistics, Vietnam’s communist regime is holding at least 240 prisoners of conscience.