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Vietnamese Facebook Users Draw Long Prison Terms For Anti-State Posts — Radio Free Asia

State Media Courts in Vietnam on Tuesday handed down prison terms to two Facebook users charged with posting articles opposing the country’s one-party communist state and calling for violence against judicial officials and police officers, according to state media reports. In north-central Vietnam’s Nghe An province, Nguyen Van Lam, 51, was sentenced to nine years in prison for posting anti-state writings and sharing videos and other content, including broadcasts by RFA, considered politically subversive. He was charged under Article 117 of Vietnam’s 2015 Criminal Code for “creating, storing, disseminating information and materials against the Socialist Republic of Vietnam,” a provision of Vietnamese law frequently used by authorities to stifle government critics and other peaceful voices of dissent.

Japanese banks take on strategic roles

Japanese banks take on strategic roles Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  09/07/2021    09:53 GMT+7 Given their financially sound cornerstone and professional know-how, Japanese megabanks are actively exploring sensible bolt-on opportunities of banks in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, as a critical part of their international market expansion. MUFG has been working in collaboration with VietinBank for years. VIR photo: Le Toan Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), the banking arm of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) was last week reported to have acquired a 5 per cent stake in Philippines-based lender Rizal Commercial Banking Corp (RCBC), equivalent to around $93.9 million.

Around 1 million AstraZeneca vaccine doses arrive in HCMC - VnExpress International

Around 1 million AstraZeneca vaccine doses arrive in HCMC - VnExpress International
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Ahead of Vietnam s One-Party Elections, the State Punishes Online Calls for Democracy – The Diplomat

Ahead of Vietnam’s One-Party Elections, the State Punishes Online Calls for Democracy To secure its monopoly on power, the Communist Party bends the rules, bans the competition, and dominates the digital landscape. By May 21, 2021 Advertisement Unlike its counterpart in China, the ruling Vietnamese Communist Party (VCP) has not felt the need to banish popular U.S.-based social media platforms from its domestic internet. In fact, Vietnam is home to the seventh-largest population of Facebook users in the world. Yet the party has been able to maintain control over the digital sphere with alarming efficacy. Online dissent is strictly punished, thousands of pro-government commentators shape prevailing narratives, and users’ activities are intensely monitored.

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