Tadeo Nguyen Van Ly

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Tadeo Nguyen Van Ly was a Catholic priest leader of protests for more religious freedom, which took place in Vietnam in 2000 and lasted weeks. He was moved to another parish, being An Truyen. In 2001 he was condemned to 15 years of prison. Hundreds of related Catholics were threatened by official people.

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