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Yen Vy, a noted actress' sex tape creates ripples in Vietnam back in 2005. Yen Vy told police she was unaware that her ex-boyfriend, Phan Thanh Tong, had taped her having sex from 1999 until 2001, and that she tried to break off the relationship when she found out, but Tong threatened to sell the tapes if she left him. She also insisted that she never gave Tong permission to distribute the video over the Internet. Many Vietnamese media outlets have published sensational stories about actress/singer Dinh Thoai Yen Vy for her involvement in a pornographic film disseminated on the Internet and copied into compact disks for illegal distribution in Vietnam.
Like many other pornographic products, the film aka sex tape contains lewd scenes that are "devastating for the country's moral and conservative merits, especially among young viewers." For many days, no one had determined whether the actress was involved in the filming or was just a victim of others who did the act without her knowledge.
In her explanations to the media, the 27-year-old Yen Vy says she is a victim of what she says was blackmail. She claims the film was a record of an affair with her lover while the two were in still in love five years ago.
Yen Vy and her ex-lover later separated, and the man got married to another actress. About one month ago, according to Thanh Nien (Youth) newspaper, the man phoned her, seeking to rekindle the relationship as his marriage had collapsed, only to be refused by Yen Vy. The man then threatened to do great damage to Yen Vy's career and reputation for refusing his advances, and the subsequent release of the 30-minute film on the Internet, according to the actress, is an act of revenge by her spurned ex-lover.
Phap Luat (Law) newspaper reported the same story, and included details confirmed by police that Yen Vy has filed formal complaints. Yen Vy told the newspaper the camera may have been hidden in a corner of the room without her knowledge.
However, this is not the first time pornographic pictures of models or actresses are launched onto the Internet, and this is the reason why the incident surrounding Yen Vy absorbs special scrutiny from the public in general and authorities in particular.
As reported on February 22, 2005, over the past several months, many public icons have been put in the spotlight, including singer Nguyen Hong Nhung, models Bao Hoa and Ho Ngoc Ha, and several others. Therefore, apart from offenses of individual privacy as may be the case of Yen Vy, many fear that the phenomenon has become trendy among many stars, using such images to promote themselves.
Film director Do Phu Hai, speaking with Nguoi Lao Dong (Labourers) newspaper, says he is saddened by the incident involving Yen Vy. "All those involved in such (evil) phenomena should be sympathized with, but they also are to blame," he says.
Nguyen The Thanh, deputy director of the HCM City Department of Culture and Information, says artists should be held responsible for what they have done.
"A number of artists or individuals like to expose their own naked bodies before the camera. That is their right, but when their privacy is exposed to the public, that is the price to pay. They have to pay the price for their choice of a way of living," Nguoi Lao Dong quoted Thanh as saying.
She also added that the artist is mandated with a moral mission, and their acts will have an impact on the public.
While the public is keeping a wait-and-see attitude, there has been widespread consensus that those making the pornographic films and publicizing them on the Internet should be severely punished; as such an act does great harm to the society.
Thanh Nien newspaper says authorities now must take heavy-handed measures to put a check on the new crime of disseminating pornographic pictures. Such a crime is eroding the common value of the society and put the victim's life in great tragedy and danger.
Phap Luat, meanwhile, stresses that the launch of such lewd pictures on the Internet must be harshly punished. The paper said in an editorial that it does not intend to protect any specific individuals who have immoral acts on the film, but that the media organization as a public agency is mandated to help promote rule of the law. "That [this practice] is a crime, and crime must invite punishment."
Despite the numerous cases relating to the launch of pornographic pictures on the net, no formal charge has been filed against anyone.
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Later, Vietnamese police sent singer and actress Yen Vy to "re-education camp" in a widening crackdown on rampant prostitution, just months after she created a scandal with a home-made sex video, state newspapers reported.
Police detained Dinh Thoai Yen Vy and sent her immediately to "re-eduction camp" for sex workers on evidence she was involved in a high-class call girl ring charging $500 to $1,000, they said.
She will spend 18 months with other inmates who work and attend lectures designed to reform their ways, slightly longer than the usual sentence of six months to a year.
Yen Vy made national headlines after her home-made adult video was uploaded to the Internet in March and sold in black markets.
That created a scandal but led to her being offered a role in a film about the love affairs of Vietnamese soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Prostitution is illegal but widespread in Vietnam, where personal incomes have been rising as the communist government liberalises the economy.
This week, Prime Minister Phan Van Khai week ordered a suspension of issuing new business licences for bars, karaoke and dancing clubs to stamp out "social evils" such as drugs and commercial sex.
Yen Vy, a noted actress' sex tape creates ripples in Vietnam back in 2005. Yen Vy told police she was unaware that her ex-boyfriend, Phan Thanh Tong, had taped her having sex from 1999 until 2001, and that she tried to break off the relationship when she found out, but Tong threatened to sell the tapes if she left him. She also insisted that she never gave Tong permission to distribute the video over the Internet. Many Vietnamese media outlets have published sensational stories about actress/singer Dinh Thoai Yen Vy for her involvement in a pornographic film disseminated on the Internet and copied into compact disks for illegal distribution in Vietnam.
Like many other pornographic products, the film aka sex tape contains lewd scenes that are "devastating for the country's moral and conservative merits, especially among young viewers." For many days, no one had determined whether the actress was involved in the filming or was just a victim of others who did the act without her knowledge.
In her explanations to the media, the 27-year-old Yen Vy says she is a victim of what she says was blackmail. She claims the film was a record of an affair with her lover while the two were in still in love five years ago.
Yen Vy and her ex-lover later separated, and the man got married to another actress. About one month ago, according to Thanh Nien (Youth) newspaper, the man phoned her, seeking to rekindle the relationship as his marriage had collapsed, only to be refused by Yen Vy. The man then threatened to do great damage to Yen Vy's career and reputation for refusing his advances, and the subsequent release of the 30-minute film on the Internet, according to the actress, is an act of revenge by her spurned ex-lover.
Phap Luat (Law) newspaper reported the same story, and included details confirmed by police that Yen Vy has filed formal complaints. Yen Vy told the newspaper the camera may have been hidden in a corner of the room without her knowledge.
However, this is not the first time pornographic pictures of models or actresses are launched onto the Internet, and this is the reason why the incident surrounding Yen Vy absorbs special scrutiny from the public in general and authorities in particular.
As reported on February 22, 2005, over the past several months, many public icons have been put in the spotlight, including singer Nguyen Hong Nhung, models Bao Hoa and Ho Ngoc Ha, and several others. Therefore, apart from offenses of individual privacy as may be the case of Yen Vy, many fear that the phenomenon has become trendy among many stars, using such images to promote themselves.
Film director Do Phu Hai, speaking with Nguoi Lao Dong (Labourers) newspaper, says he is saddened by the incident involving Yen Vy. "All those involved in such (evil) phenomena should be sympathized with, but they also are to blame," he says.
Nguyen The Thanh, deputy director of the HCM City Department of Culture and Information, says artists should be held responsible for what they have done.
"A number of artists or individuals like to expose their own naked bodies before the camera. That is their right, but when their privacy is exposed to the public, that is the price to pay. They have to pay the price for their choice of a way of living," Nguoi Lao Dong quoted Thanh as saying.
She also added that the artist is mandated with a moral mission, and their acts will have an impact on the public.
While the public is keeping a wait-and-see attitude, there has been widespread consensus that those making the pornographic films and publicizing them on the Internet should be severely punished; as such an act does great harm to the society.
Thanh Nien newspaper says authorities now must take heavy-handed measures to put a check on the new crime of disseminating pornographic pictures. Such a crime is eroding the common value of the society and put the victim's life in great tragedy and danger.
Phap Luat, meanwhile, stresses that the launch of such lewd pictures on the Internet must be harshly punished. The paper said in an editorial that it does not intend to protect any specific individuals who have immoral acts on the film, but that the media organization as a public agency is mandated to help promote rule of the law. "That [this practice] is a crime, and crime must invite punishment."
Despite the numerous cases relating to the launch of pornographic pictures on the net, no formal charge has been filed against anyone.
Download the Yen Vy Sex Tape
40MB
http://rapidshare.com/files/62222070/Yen_Vy_vietnam_sex_scandal.wmv
or From
Part 1 http://rapidshare.com/files/105101478/Yen_Vy.part1.rar
Part 2 http://rapidshare.com/files/105108235/Yen_Vy.part2.rar
Password: blogywoodbabes.blogspot.com
Later, Vietnamese police sent singer and actress Yen Vy to "re-education camp" in a widening crackdown on rampant prostitution, just months after she created a scandal with a home-made sex video, state newspapers reported.
Police detained Dinh Thoai Yen Vy and sent her immediately to "re-eduction camp" for sex workers on evidence she was involved in a high-class call girl ring charging $500 to $1,000, they said.
She will spend 18 months with other inmates who work and attend lectures designed to reform their ways, slightly longer than the usual sentence of six months to a year.
Yen Vy made national headlines after her home-made adult video was uploaded to the Internet in March and sold in black markets.
That created a scandal but led to her being offered a role in a film about the love affairs of Vietnamese soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Prostitution is illegal but widespread in Vietnam, where personal incomes have been rising as the communist government liberalises the economy.
This week, Prime Minister Phan Van Khai week ordered a suspension of issuing new business licences for bars, karaoke and dancing clubs to stamp out "social evils" such as drugs and commercial sex.
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