The family of Australian Chau Van Kham say his mother-in-law is gravely ill and her dying wish is to see him before she passes away.
The family of Australian Chau Van Kham says his mother-in-law is gravely ill and her dying wish is to see him before she passes away.Mr Chau's mother-in-law developed a lung infection due to COVID and doesn't have long to liveThe UN previously ruled Mr Chau faced an unfair trial and was forcibly disappearedfor terrorism in a four-hour trial that human rights observers described as a sham.
Trang Chau with her mother Thi Thao Nguyen, who lived with the Chaus for decades and helped raise their children. Mr Chau's wife, Trang, said it would mean so much to have her husband by her side during this difficult time.Loading
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