Vietnam Frees Cyber 'Spy' From Jail |
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Reuters News Wire (reuters@telecom-digest.org) Fri, 27 Jan 2006 12:20:05 -0600
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Vietnam has freed a 51-year-old Vietnamese man, a government official said on Friday, after the detainee spent 4 years in jail for helping an overseas dissident group collect anti-Hanoi complaints via the Internet.
Nguyen Khac Toan was convicted on espionage charges and jailed for 12
"After four years of executing the jail sentence, convict Nguyen Khac
The provincial court of Ha Nam dropped the remaining eight years of
Toan, who was released on Tuesday, had been a soldier and a
The government had accused Toan of receiving orders from an exiled
Human rights groups and some Western governments had called for Toan's
Vietnam defends its human rights record and accuses foreign-based
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