Authorities in Vietnam's Central Highlands province of Gia Lai have arrested justice-seeker Nguyen Thi Hue and charged her with "abusing democratic freedom" under Article 331 of the country's 2015 Penal Code. Around 20 police officers came to her house in Ia Hrung commune, Ia Grai district in the morning of March 12 to search the house. They took her to the district police station in the afternoon after announcing that she was arrested and will be held at least three months for investigation of the allegation. It is likely that her detention is related to her posts on her Facebook account Den Quang about the unjustice her family is suffered in recent years. Several years ago, her husband travelled in a car of his friend. They suffered a traffic accident in which the friend who drove the vehicle was killed. However, police said her husband was driving the car in the incident and he was imprisoned and fined. Not agreeing with the police conclusion, she has sent petitions to many state agencies to seek for justice for her husband. His daughter has been helping her to post articles and conduct live streams on her Facbook accounts in which she criticized the police forces for imprisoning her husband and the miscarriage of justice her family is suffered. Hue, 51, has also covered news in other cases of miscarriage of justice in her areas. Vietnam's authoritarian regime often uses allegation of "abusing democratic freedom" to silence local dissidents including prominent blogger Nguyen Huu Vinh (aka Anh Ba Sam). Currently, 14 bloggers are held after being convicted or arrested for the allegation in Article 258 of the 1999 Penal Code or Article 331 of the 2015 Penal Code, according to statistics of Defend the Defenders.