50岁的澳大利亚越南裔人权活动人士Tran Hiep于9月18日在柬埔寨金边失踪，距今已有11天1。Hiep原定返回曼谷与妻子Chloe Dang团聚，但未能如期现身。其妻子现年36岁，已向澳大利亚政府求助1。
Chloe Dang表示："我丈夫应该得到保护，我真诚希望澳大利亚政府继续向柬埔寨施压，进行调查，查明他目前的下落。"1澳大利亚外交贸易部已发表声明确认，该部门正在为失踪人员的家人提供领事协助1。
人权组织Viet Tan指出，这并非孤立事件，类似案例中越南异议人士曾在邻国失踪后随后在越南遭到拘押1。同期失踪的还有越南籍人士Nguyen Duc Thuan，其持有挪威护照1。根据报道，2025年越南已逮捕超过55名异议人士1。
A 50-year-old Melbourne-based Vietnamese human rights activist has gone missing in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, after failing to return to Bangkok where he was expected to reunite with his family.1 Tran Hiep disappeared on September 18, and his 36-year-old wife, Chloe Dang, has made an urgent appeal to the Australian government to pressure Cambodia into investigating his whereabouts.1 "My husband deserves protection, and I really hope the Australian government will continue to put pressure on Cambodia to do an investigation to find out where he is right now," Chloe Dang stated.1
The disappearance has raised concerns among human rights organizations, as it mirrors patterns in other cases where Vietnamese dissidents have vanished in neighboring countries before later being detained in Vietnam.1 Viet Tan, a human rights organization, has characterized this as more than an ordinary missing person case.1 Another individual, Nguyen Duc Thuan, a Vietnamese national holding a Norwegian passport, has also gone missing in similar circumstances.1 The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade confirmed it is providing consular assistance to Tran Hiep's family.1 More than 55 Vietnamese dissidents have reportedly been arrested in 2025.1
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