Michel Tran Duc is a Viet Tan activist and pro-democracy organiser who grew up in France as the son of an exiled Vietnamese intellectual.
In his activism he has sought to stress the failure of Vietnam to achieve political liberalisation alongside its economic success, focussing on the country’s corrupt judiciary.
A panel including Viet Tan activist, pro-democracy organizer, and the son of an exiled Vietnamese intellectual, Michel Tran Duc; senior UN correspondent at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Catherine Fiankan-Bokonga; Zimbabwean human rights activist and Director of the Zimbabwe Peace Project, Jestina Mukoko; Â and one of the leading activists
Michel Tran Duc, Viet Tan activist, pro-democracy organizer, and the son of an exiled Vietnamese intellectual, addresses the 4th Annual Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy – see below for full prepared remarks. Full remarks Catherine Fiankan-Bokonga: I now give the floor to Mr. Michel Tran Duc from Vietnam, who arrived
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