Previously, the Ministry of Information and Communications said it would coordinate with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to build two lists - white and black. In which, the black list includes violators, and the State management agency does not encourage advertisers to cooperate and support.

The Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information will block the violating accounts and prevent them from appearing on social networking platforms. This is one of the ways to help the online environment become increasingly clean.

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Son, Deputy Director of the Legal Department (Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism) said that the Ministry has issued a Code of Conduct, which includes contents related to professional activities, activities with social work, activities with colleagues and activities based on the press and media. Artists who violate this code will be handled depending on the severity.

Ngoc Trinh's incident caused a stir in public opinion when she defied Vietnamese law to perform dangerous poses while driving a large-displacement motorbike on the street.

She was detained for "disturbing public order". This incident was supported by public opinion because it is believed that anyone who violates the law must be severely punished.

Ngoc Trinh is a model who has a certain influence on young people on social networks, so her driving a motorbike in a dangerous manner, using offensive postures, not wearing protective gear, etc. has a negative impact on the community.

(Source: Vietnamnet)