Cuc

Mrs. Thuong Nguyen "Cuc" Foshee was arrested and sent to jail without charges in Vietnam on September 8, 2005.

American Held Prisoner in Vietnam Headed Home 2006

One of those convicted is Thuong N. "Cuc" Foshee, the Orlando Florida resident of concern to Senator Mel Martinez.

Bush administration has debacle; arrives in Vietnam empty-handed 2006

The Communist Government of Vietnam indicted Mrs. "Cuc" Foshee this week and charged her with crimes against the government.

In Communist Vietnam; Glimmer of Hope on Human Rights 2006

We cared about this trip to Vietnam for many reasons; not the least of which was that the Communist government had been holding an American citizen, Mrs. Thuong N. "Cuc" Foshee, without charges, medical care or legal council for over a year.

Baker, Hamilton Commission on Iraq Reports 2006

We proudly associated ourselves with Liz McCausland and Robert Ende, daughter and brother-in-law of Mrs. "Cuc" Foshee as soon as we knew about Mrs. Foshee's wrongful imprisonment in Vietnam.

Confessions of a "Mad Blogger" 2006

One of these prisoners still held in Vietnam is Mrs. Thuong N. "Cuc" Foshee, and there are others.

Vietnam Frees One Political Prisoner 2006

Well, the Communist government of Vietnam has been holding an American citizen, Mrs. Thuong N. "Cuc" Foshee, without charges, medical care or legal councel for over a year.

If Your Mother Was Put Into Jail In a Place Like China, What Would You Do? 2006

We care about Vietnam for many reasons; not the least of which is that the Communist government has been holding an American citizen, Mrs. Thuong N. "Cuc" Foshee, without charges, medical care or legal council for over a year.

If Your Mother Was Put Into Jail In a Place Like China, What Would You Do? 2006

We currently have a U.S. citizen in jail in Vietnam for over a year: Mrs. Thuong N. "Cuc" Foshee.

If Your Mother Was Put Into Jail In a Place Like China, What Would You Do? 2006

Two of these prisoners are Cong Thanh Do and Thuong N. "Cuc" Foshee, and there are others.

Vietnam: Human Rights Housecleaning and Prisoner Release Before Greater U.S. Economic Openness 2006