Woman detained for spreading anti-State propaganda
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City police detained Pham Thi Doan Trang in HCM City’s District 3 for “spreading propaganda against the State of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam”.
Pham Thi Doan Trang (Photo: FB Pham Thi Doan Trang)
Hanoi (VNA) - Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City police detainedPham Thi Doan Trang in HCM City’s District 3 for “spreading propaganda againstthe State of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam”.
According to the Ministry of Public Security, Hanoipolice launched criminal proceedings on October 7 against Trang, 42, whose registeredresidence is in Dong Da district, Hanoi, for “anti-State propaganda“ asprescribed in Article 88 of the Criminal Code 1999 and “creating, storing,spreading and disseminating information, documents, materials and items for thepurpose of opposing the State of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam”, in linewith the Article 117 of the Criminal Code 2015.
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Pham Thi Doan Trang (Photo: FB Pham Thi Doan Trang) 
