E/CN.4/1993/62 page 114 - John E Mai Huu Nghi Bernard Nguyen Thien Phung Michael Nguyen Minh Quan Quoc (Ban) Hilary Do Tri Tam (Thuyen) Thadeus Dinh Tri Thuc (Hieu) Stephen Chan Tin Dominic Tran Dinh Thu John Doan Phu Xuan Pius Vu Thanh Hai (Dat) Nguyen Ngoc Lan (former priest). Father Nguyen Van De and Sister Nguyen Thi Nhi were reportedly arrested in August 1990 together with nine other Catholic leaders and charged with ’spreading propaganda aimed at falsely portraying Viet Nam’s religious policy’. They were reportedly sentenced to between 2 and 10 years in prison. Sister Tran Thbi Tri is also allegedly detained because of her religious beliefs. Cases involving Buddhist monks: The following Buddhist monks have allegedly been imprisoned, inter alia, on charges of engaging in ’activities aimed at overthrowing the people’s Government’. Most of them are believed to be detained in re-education camps in the Phu Khanh, Dong Nai and Thuan Hai provinces: - Thich Thich Thich Thich Thich Thich Thich Thich Quang Do Nguyen Giac Duc Nhuan Huyen Quang Tri Sieu Tue Sy Thien Tan Phuc Vien. Cases involving members of the Cao Dai and Hoa Hao sects: According to the information received, 3,500 members of the Cao Dai indigenous Vietnamese religious sect were arrested in Tay Ninh province in June 1990 and charged with ’harbouring reactionary and counter-revolutionary troops’. An additional 1,000 Cao Dai believers were reportedly arrested in the same province two months later. It has also been alleged that members of the Hoa Hao indigenous sect have also been persecuted." The former Yugoslavia 69. The Special Rapporteur has been attentive to the very serious situation reflecting grave acts of violence perpetrated against several religious communities in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, in particular in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In this connection, the Special Rapporteur wishes to draw attention to the report of the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on