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The Vilification of Chu Ngọc Quang Vinh in Việt Nam’s Media

Hoàng Lam by Hoàng Lam
21 July 2026
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Chu Ngọc Quang Vinh. Road to Mount Olympia (VTV). Graphic: Thương Lê/Luật Khoa.

Chu Ngọc Quang Vinh. Road to Mount Olympia (VTV). Graphic: Thương Lê/Luật Khoa.

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While Nguyễn Thành Nam was recently prosecuted over a book with a print run of 9,700 copies, Chu Ngọc Quang Vinh faced a fierce public denunciation campaign for a post of fewer than 300 words. Although the post was shared privately and visible to only 16 “close friends,” [1] Vinh’s personal political reflections escaped that circle in less than a day.

The leaked post spread rapidly across social media, triggering severe backlash and prompting police involvement. Many people harshly branded the young man “ungrateful” and a “traitor.”

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