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A range of miniature candid cameras are being openly sold to the public, raising serious concerns about privacy and illegal activities. A simple online search by Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper journalists for ‘hidden cameras’ or ‘disguised cameras’ on social media platforms revealed numerous groups offering these invasive products. The journalists then made contact with a camera store based in Hanoi, where a staff member showcased an array of covert cameras disguised as everyday items such as sockets, lightbulbs, phone chargers, and pens. These miniature cameras are discreet and challenging to detect. However, users can easily connect them to their phones to view recorded content directly. The price of these devices varies depending on the image quality and the sophistication of the disguise, ranging from VND 1.2 million (US$47) to VND 1.6 million (US$62.4) each. According to the store employee, the most popular items are the cameras hidden in lightbulbs and sockets, which are easily...

In 2014, the VFF and JFA embarked on a journey of mutual growth and cultural exchange by signing their first cooperation agreement. This decade-long partnership has yielded significant fruits, with the JFA providing invaluable support to its Vietnamese counterpart. One of the key strengths of this collaboration has been the introduction of seasoned experts. Notable figures include Miura Toshiya, who led the U23 and national teams with prowess; Tanabe Kazuyoshi, the executive director of the V.League, brought invaluable insights to the table. Yusuke Adachi and Takeshi Koshida, as technical directors, left a lasting impact on the VFF, and Ijiri Akira’s guidance of the U19 and U20 women’s teams was exceptional. The JFA has also facilitated numerous training and competition opportunities for Vietnamese teams in Japan, fostering growth and exposure. Additionally, their initiatives to develop grassroots football in Vietnam have sown the seeds for a brighter future. Building on this strong...