US HB3122

Authorizes sanctions under the Global Magnitsky Act against Vietnamese government officials responsible for arbitrary detention, torture, enforced disappearances, significant corruption, online censorship and surveillance, or severe religious freedom violations

Requires U.S. companies with government contracts that comply with Vietnam's censorship requests or disclose personal user information to report such requests to the State Department and publicly disclose their responses

Directs the Secretary of State to prioritize distribution of censorship circumvention tools and projects ensuring safety and privacy of bloggers, journalists, and human rights defenders in Vietnam

Expresses sense of Congress that Vietnam should be designated a "country of particular concern" for religious freedom, noting Vietnam detained at least 187 persons for political or human rights activism and held 258 prisoners of conscience as of December 2023

Amends annual reporting requirements on U.S.-Vietnam human rights dialogue to include progress on ending torture, returning expropriated religious properties, addressing U.S. citizen property claims, and ensuring internet freedom