Vietnam arrests standard Facebook person for 'anti-state' posts

Police in Vietnam have arrested a widely recognized Facebook person over allegations of abusing democratic freedom and publishing posts in opposition to the state, state media reported on Thursday.
Police in Vietnam have arrested a well-known Facebook user over allegations of abusing democratic freedom and publishing posts against the state, state media reported on Thursday.Original article
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