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Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos

A number of Vietnamese organisations have been using logos that depict the Vietnamese map without the Spratly and Paracel islands.

A number of Vietnamese organisations have been using logos that depict the Vietnamese map without the Spratly and Paracel islands.

Recent public concern was brought up over this issue when it was found that some products originating from China carried a map of Vietnam that does not include the islands, whose sovereignty has been a point of contention between the two countries.

Since the first reports, other products such globes, books, flower pots and even lanterns have come under scrutiny.

However many companies have simply ignored warnings from authorities about the oversight.

Logos with incomplete maps:

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 1

The Vietnam Institute of Geodesy and Cartography missing the disputed islands

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 2
 


The Vietnam Federation of Material Arts’ logo

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 3
 

Logo of the Saigon College of Accounting Finance – Informatics

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 4

Academy of Banking

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 5

National University of Economics

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 6
 

Viet Nhat Seafood Company

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 7

International Education and Training Consultancy Centre of Minh Hoang An

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 8

Motviet T-shirts sold at BigC Supermarket

 

Contention over incomplete Vietnamese maps on logos - 9

A book published by Dan Tri Publishing House

Source: Dat Viet, dtinews
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