Vietnamese TV's first gay-friendly storyline

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The gay-friendly story line is adapted from Bui Anh Tan’s Mot The Gioi Khong Co Dan Ba, or A World Without Women.

Vietnam’s favorite TV show, The Crime Police, opens its new season this month by tackling a taboo topic and offering a lesson about tolerance. The plot is groundbreaking for this communist country where sex is mentioned only in whispers, homosexuality is still largely considered a disease, and the state tightly controls publishing and broadcasting.

Vietnam takes on gay issues in popular TV show

September 15, 2004 • Permalink
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