Hmong Christian Family Loses Citizenship Rights due to FaithJune 24, 2022 — 06/24/2022 Vietnam (International Christian Concern) – Officials in Nghe An province, Vietnam, stripped ethnic Hmong Christian Xong Ba Thong and his family of citizenship rights on June 4. This declaration...
A Farmland for Persecuted Hmong Christians in VietnamFebruary 26, 2020 — Chao Vang* and his wife appreciate ICC's assistance. 02/26/2020 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern) – Chao Vang* and his wife are ethnic Hmong who resided in Son La province...
Hmong, Montagnard Christians in Vietnam “Stateless” Due to Their FaithMarch 24, 2019 — 03/24/2019 Vietnam (International Christian Concern) – Religious minorities in communist Vietnam are facing systematic discrimination due to their faith. UN needs to step in to address the issue, according to...
Attack on Hmong Christians Shows Lack of Religious FreedomMarch 22, 2018 — ICC Note: Recent attack on ethnic minority Hmong Christians in Vietnam’s northwestern highlands shows a deterioration in religious freedom. 24 recent converts were attacked by a mob, leaving four hospitalized. These...
Mob Attacks Hmong Christians in Vietnam Who Refuse to Renounce Their FaithMarch 19, 2018 — ICC Note: On March 1, a mob attacked four Hmong families that recently converted to Christianity after they refused to renounce their faith. 24 people were targeted, and four were...
Vietnam Wrestles With Hmong ChristiansNovember 14, 2017 — ICC Note: Since 1980s, ethnic Hmong group in Vietnam went from not knowing Christianity to currently having around 300,000 Christ followers. In the late 1980s, there were no foreign Christian...
