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The 88 Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization registered in the state of Illinois, United States. It was founded in November 2012 by Huong Nguyen, then a Ph.D. student at Indiana University; Ella Gancarz, a Polish independent film-maker based in London; and Kaylee Dolen, then a student at Indiana University and active member of Amnesty International. We noticed a lack of information in English on many cases of political prisoners in Vietnam, and decided to found the project with the mission to support and encourage freedom of expression in Vietnam.
Danang court sentences imprisoned activist to an extra 11 years in prison for protesting Communist Party
On September 27, 2025, the Da Nang City People's Court convicted…
Article from a top official in the ministry of culture reveals Vietnam’s deep hostility toward human rights
While little is known about Vietnam's official policy on human…
Vietnamese religious freedom activist detained in Thailand after Trump resettlement ban
Call for Proposals – Graphic Design Consultant
Project88 (“Dự án 88”) is a human rights organization…
Forced Exile and Its Implications for Activist Movements: The Case of Tran Huynh Duy Thuc 10 Years After His Arrest
Featured Image: Used in the Amnesty International Report:…
More Than 39 Years in Prison For Two Activists in Binh Thuan Province As Persecution Against June 2018 Protesters Continues
On May 21, 2019, the People’s Court of Binh Thuan Province…
Phan Kim Khanh’s Father’s Open Letter: “Khanh’s Health Was Badly Deteriorated”
In one of my visits to Khanh, I saw that Khanh’s health was…
Vietnam Free Expression Newsletter No. 20/2019 – Week of May 13-19
Featured Image: Nguyen Danh Dung, Artwork by Dinh Truong Chinh…