Huế Police Summon 45 Social Media Users for ‘Limited Political Awareness,’ Engagement with ‘Reactionary’ Pages
After comments, shares, and participation in online groups, even mere “interaction” can now be grounds for “handling” by the police. ...
After comments, shares, and participation in online groups, even mere “interaction” can now be grounds for “handling” by the police. ...
Following the Formosa disaster in 2016, the Vietnamese government learned an important lesson: social media is not merely a place ...
While Vietnam’s official global perspective on the Russia-Ukraine conflict stays loyal to its principle of neutrality, the messages that the ...
On June 17, 2021, Reuters reported that Vietnam announced a national code of conduct for social media. This new code ...
The Head of the Vietnamese Communist Party’s Central Propaganda Committee – Vo Van Thuong – declared, during his concluding remarks ...
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