Le Viêt Nam, aujourd'hui

HANOI — Vietnamese authorities have released a French-Vietnamese dissident after he spent 17 months in jail after being convicted of attempting to overthrow the government.

Information security officers from the Vietnam Ministry of Public Security have discovered three people using others’ personal information illegally on the Internet for profit.

Vietnam's telecommunication, information technology industry did not have many prominent events like previous years in 2011 but there were few big qualitative changes. Top events of the industry are hereafter:

HANOI - La peine d'un Franco-Vietnamien, condamné en août à Ho Chi Minh-Ville à trois ans de prison pour tentative de renversement du gouvernement de Hanoï, a été réduite en appel mardi à 17 mois de prison, a indiqué son avocat à l'AFP.

Nearly two years after the Public Certificate Authority Services (CA) were put into use, the systems have shown the lack of connectivity. Meanwhile, Vietnamese digital certificates have not been recognized in the world.

China and Vietnam maybe at odds over claims in the South China Sea, particularly the Paracel and Spratly Islands, but they seem to be agreeing on one thing: taking control of its internet users.

A pro-democracy activist in Vietnam has been sentenced to four years in prison for calling for an end to the Communist monopoly on power, marking the eighth dissident to be jailed in less than a month.

PARIS — Paris a réitéré à l'ambassadeur du Vietnam en France son souhait de voir libérer un blogueur franco-vietnamien condamné au Vietnam à trois ans de prison ferme et trois ans de résidence surveillée pour subversion, a indiqué vendredi le Quai d'Orsay.

HANOI — The U.S., France and a human rights group have strongly criticized the conviction of a French-Vietnamese math professor who was sentenced to three years in a Vietnamese prison for belonging to a banned pro-democracy group and publishing an anti-Communist blog.

Hanoi - The trial of a maths professor charged with carrying out activities against the state opened on Wednesday in Ho Chi Minh City.

Le 4 août 2011 - Reporters sans frontières condamne l'arrestation musclée, le 3 août 2011, à Hanoï, du blogueur Paulus Lê Son ( http://paulusleson.wordpress.com/ ). Le net-citoyen a été arrêté dans le cadre d'une vaste opération de police visant une dizaine de personnes d'obédience catholique. Il s'agit de la seconde arrestation de Paulus Lê Son depuis le début de l'année.

HANOI — La colère des Vietnamiens contre le grand voisin chinois s'exprime sans retenue sur les réseaux sociaux comme Facebook depuis quelques jours, alimentant les tensions qui ont provoqué des incidents entre les deux rivaux autour d'archipels disputés en mer de Chine méridionale.

In September 2010, the prime minister of Vietnam approved the vision for Vietnam to become a leading country in the area of IT and e-government implementation.

HO CHI MINH CITY - Google is the most popular website in Vietnam with 48 percent of Internet users visiting it, a survey by market research company Cimigo has found.

Le Parti apprécie hautement le rôle et le statut des tâches d'idéologie politique, dont celles de propagande orale.