Additional Name(s): Ama H’Yung
Gender: Male
Current Location: Gia Trung Prison, Gia Lai
Perpetrator: Vietnam
Ethnic Group: Jarai
Religion or Belief: Christian – Protestant
Reports of Torture: No
Reports of Medical Neglect: No
Sentence: 8 Years' Imprisonment
Date of Sentencing: July//2016
Current Status: Not Released
Religious Leader: Yes
Most Recent Type of Abuse: Imprisonment
Reason for Persecution: Religious Activity Religious Belief Unregistered Religious Activity
Nature of Charges: Subversion
Ksor Pup is imprisoned for his religious activity.
In 2016, authorities arrested Pup, a house-church leader, for participating in a religious group not approved by the government. Authorities accused him of using Degar Protestantism as a cover to support separatist activities. Pup was subsequently charged with "undermining national unity policy" (Art. 87/1999 VCC).
In July 2016, Pup was sentenced to eight years in prison and three to five years' probation.
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"Montagnard Prisoners of Conscience, February 2022" Campaign to Abolish Torture in Vietnam
"Montagnard Religious Prisoners of Conscience" Campaign to Abolish Torture in Vietnam
World Report 2017: Vietnam Human Rights Watch
Additional Name(s): Ama Yem
Gender: Male
Current Location: Gia Trung Prison, Gia Lai
Perpetrator: Vietnam
Ethnic Group: Jarai
Religion or Belief: Christian – Protestant
Reports of Torture: No
Reports of Medical Neglect: No
Sentence: 11 Years' Imprisonment
Current Status: Not Released
Religious Leader: Yes
Most Recent Type of Abuse: Imprisonment
Reason for Persecution: Religious Activity Religious Belief Unregistered Religious Activity
Nature of Charges: Subversion
Ksor Phit is imprisoned for his religious activity.
In 2016, authorities arrested Phit, a deacon, for participating in a religious group not approved by the government. Authorities accused him of establishing branches of a separatist organization through his religious activities. Phit was subsequently charged with "undermining national unity policy" (Art. 87/1999 VCC).
Later in 2016, Phit was sentenced to 11 years in prison and three to five years' probation.
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"Montagnard Prisoners of Conscience, February 2022" Campaign to Abolish Torture in Vietnam
"Montagnard Religious Prisoners of Conscience" Campaign to Abolish Torture in Vietnam
World Report 2017: Vietnam Human Rights Watch
Additional Name(s): Ama Map
Gender: Male
Current Location: Gia Trung Prison, Gia Lai
Perpetrator: Vietnam
Ethnic Group: Jarai
Religion or Belief: Christian – Protestant
Reports of Torture: No
Reports of Medical Neglect: No
Sentence: 8 Years' Imprisonment
Current Status: Not Released
Religious Leader: Yes
Most Recent Type of Abuse: Imprisonment
Reason for Persecution: Religious Activity Religious Belief Unregistered Religious Activity
Nature of Charges: Subversion
Siu Dik is imprisoned for his religious activity.
In 2016, authorities arrested Dik, a deacon, for participating in a religious group not approved by the government. Authorities accused him of establishing branches of a separatist organization through his religious activities. Dik was subsequently charged with "undermining national unity policy" (Art. 87/1999 VCC).
Later in 2016, Dik was sentenced to eight years in prison and three to five years' probation.
"Montagnard Prisoners of Conscience, February 2022" Campaign to Abolish Torture in Vietnam
"Montagnard Religious Prisoners of Conscience" Campaign to Abolish Torture in Vietnam
World Report 2017: Vietnam Human Rights Watch