Vietnam Protest
Is There Really Religious Liberty in Communist Vietnam?
by Mark Tooley
The Communist government of Vietnam continues to restrict religious activity. But a government-organized group of Vietnamese church leaders recently visited the United States to deny this reality, with help from US church groups.
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Mark Tooley directs the United Methodist committee of the Institute on Religion and Democracy (www.ird-renew.org) in Washington, D.C.
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