Phu Yen: Three face criminal proceedings for abusing rights to freedom, democracy
Legal proceedings have started against Le Thi Thu Tram, residing in Son Hoa district, the central province of Phu Yen, for “abusing the rights to freedom and democracy to violate the interests of the State, the legitimate rights and interests of organisations and individuals".
Le Thi Thu Tram (Photo: Phu Yen provincial Police)
Phu Yen (VNA) – Legal proceedings have started against Le Thi Thu Tram, residing in Son Hoa district, the central province of Phu Yen, for “abusing the rights to freedom and democracy to violate the interests of the State, the legitimate rights and interests of organisations and individuals".
Earlier, Tram, born in 1986, was caught red-handed by the district police when delivering two stick-on documents with content insulting and defaming leaders at various levels in front of the headquarters of the People's Committee of Son Nguyen commune.
When checking Tram's vehicle, the police seized additional 73 documents with similar content, along with two mobile phones. During an emergency search at her residence, they discovered and confiscated four safes, two printers, one scanner, 51 CDs, one computer, and other computer equipment and accessories related to her criminal activities.
Also related to this charge, the Investigation Police Agency of the Son Hoa district Bureau of Police has issued a decision to launch criminal proceedings against 52-year-old Le Thi Hoa and put her in temporary detention, and another to start legal proceedings against her husband Nguyen Van Trong, 54, and prohibit him from leaving the place of residence.
ℱ From 2022 to 2024, the couple compiled and filed 104 letters of petitions and denunciations with untrue content, seriously insulting others, infringing upon the interests of the State, and the legitimate rights and interests of organisations and individuals, and causing insecurity and disorder in the locality./.
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