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US Urges Thailand to Release Vietnamese Activist (short)

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The US Urges Thailand to Release a Vietnamese Activist Facing Extradition:

US Congress members have urged Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to release Vietnamese activist Y Quynh Bdap, who faces extradition despite holding UN refugee status. Bdap, a founder of Montagnards Stand for Justice, is charged with terrorism by Vietnam, though he was in Thailand during the riots. The National Human Rights Commission and Human Rights Watch emphasize Thailand's international obligations to protect him. Bdap's hearings are set for tomorrow and August 19.

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WTF are the US butting their noses into this for. Send him to Vietnam to get his trial. America would never let someone who was a terrorist in the US go free. 

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