Highlighting freedom of the press, assembly, and religion, Obama said that while the U.S. is not trying to "impose the American form of government on Vietnam," the country should be more open to scrutiny in order to grow "stronger and more prosperous." The White House said the President's speech was broadcast on Vietnamese television. It is almost unheard of for criticism of the country's human rights' record to be aired on state-run TV. Before addressing the Vietnamese people on human rights, Obama met with six leaders from Vietnamese civil society. The President noted that several activists had been prevented from attending the meeting. "We are not going to be able to release any names of folks ...
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