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The Fine of 7.5 Million Đồng: The Rising Cost of Free Speech on Social Media in Việt Nam

Trường An by Trường An
4 February 2026
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The Fine of 7.5 Million Đồng: The Rising Cost of Free Speech on Social Media in Việt Nam

Graphic: Thiên Tân/Luật Khoa Magazine.

“Waiting for the invitation to pay 7.5 million.”

“Aren’t you afraid of being fined 7.5 million?” 

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