Vietnam.Vn UK Embassy Commends Vietnam for Dismantling Xoi Lac TV Piracy Network
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- •The UK Embassy thanked Vietnam for dismantling the Xoi Lac TV piracy network.
- •The operation is viewed as a significant step in protecting copyright holders' rights.
- •Vietnam plans to enhance cooperation and enforcement against digital copyright infringement.
On May 19, 2026, the UK Embassy in Vietnam expressed gratitude for the successful crackdown on the Xoi Lac TV network, which was involved in digital copyright infringement. The Vietnamese Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention Department (A05) reported that the operation demonstrated the country's proactive measures against organized copyright violations. The dismantling of the network is seen as a significant achievement in protecting the rights of copyright holders and licensed content providers. The embassy's letter emphasized the importance of international cooperation in combating online copyright infringement, which is a growing global challenge. Vietnamese authorities plan to continue strengthening efforts to detect and prevent copyright violations in cyberspace. The recognition from the UK highlights Vietnam's commitment to enforcing intellectual property laws and maintaining a safe digital environment.
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