Truong Huy San to stand trial for abuse of freedom, democracy rights on February 27

Between 2015 and 2024, Truong Huy San, born in 1961, gathered information and documents, drafted, and posted numerous articles on his personal Facebook page - Truong Huy San (Osin Huy Duc).

Truong Huy San (Photo: Ministry of Public Security)
Truong Huy San (Photo: Ministry of Public Security)

Hanoi (VNA) - The People's Court of Hanoi will hold a first-instance trial on February 27 against Truong Huy San, residing in Ho Chi Minh City, on the charge of “abusing the rights to freedom and democracy to violate interests of the State, rights and legitimate interests of organisations and individuals” under Article 331 of the Penal Code.

In this case, one lawyer has registered to participate in defending the legitimate rights and interests of the defendant at the trial.

According to the indictment of the Supreme People’s Procuracy, between 2015 and 2024, San, born in 1961, gathered information and documents, drafted, and posted numerous articles on his personal Facebook page - Truong Huy San (Osin Huy Duc). Thirteen of these articles allegedly infringed upon State interests and the rights and legitimate interests of organisations and individuals. The posts attracted significant interaction, comments, and shares, negatively impacting public security and social order, thereby necessitating legal action in accordance with the law.

During the investigation, San confessed that he gathered and assessed the information himself. The man acknowledged that the content of the 13 articles affected State interests and the rights and legitimate interests of certain organisations and individuals, but denied having any anti-Party or anti-State intentions./.

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