A Testament of Betrayal: Vietnam’s House Church Christians
Being a member of a Christian house church in Vietnam can be a death sentence and no one in Washington or Hanoi seems to care
By Scott Johnson —— Bio and Archives--November 22, 2009
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The US State Department’s October 2009 report on Vietnam’s religious freedom sheds little light on the realities facing America’s former allies, the Montagnards. In fact the report stands out as a testament of betrayal.
Puih Hbat for example is a Christian woman who was arrested by Vietnamese authorities in 2008 for the “crime” of conducting unauthorized prayer services. She is from the indigenous Montagnard ethnic group (a people also referred to as hill tribes or Degar people) who reside in Vietnam’s Central Highlands and also a mother of four children.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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