The Vietnamese film watchdog recently reviewed all 39 episodes of a movie and found that the image of the nine-dash line appeared in multiple episodes. Though the image was blurred, the Cinema Department deemed the movie unsuitable for screening in Vietnam due to inappropriate content that infringed upon national sovereignty.
The Cinema Department has requested both Netflix Vietnam and FPT to remove the film within 24 hours from July 10 and submit a report to the Department by July 12.
On the evening of July 9, a media representative from FPT Play confirmed that the film has been successfully removed from its domain name, application, and other infrastructure platforms.
Flag-raising ceremony on Ly Son island
Flag-raising ceremony is a long-held tradition of locals on Ly Son island, Quang Ngai province, to pay tribute to late soldiers who spent their lives safeguarding Vietnam’s sovereignty over sea and islands.
VR exhibition on Vietnam’s seas, islands debuts online
A contest on Vietnam’s seas and islands and a virtual reality exhibition were launched in Hanoi on Wednesday.
Parties in the South China Sea Need to Show Goodwill and Cooperative Spirit
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in 2016 is the legal basis to assert that China’s “nine-dash line” claim is flawed and contrary to the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Gulf of Tonkin Joint Patrol Concluded by China and Vietnam
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