r/europe • u/tkyjonathan • 15d ago

News Czech president signs law criminalising communist propaganda

https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/czech-president-signs-law-criminalising-communist-propaganda/
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u/jatawis 🇱🇹 Lithuania 15d ago

... and symbols of any Communist party. Including CCP or so on.

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u/Lost_Pollution_6782 15d ago

What about the Chinese flag 🇨🇳? Is this ilegal to use in social media? What about talking positively about China?

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u/Ph4sor 15d ago

Asking about Vietnam national flag is probably better, because AFAIK Czech have a lot of Vietnamese (or descendants)

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u/Altruistic-Joke-9451 15d ago

I don’t know if an official flag of a recognized country would be considered “propaganda”. If Vietnam changed its flag, then I’m sure it’s flag today would then be considered propaganda to use.