Vietnam ‘blind date’ cafe probed for allowing men to observe women through one-way mirror, gets slammed by netizens


The case, reported by Oddity Central and reposted by the mainland media, triggered overwhelming condemnation, with many viewing the cafe’s practices as objectifying and exploiting women. — SCMP

A cafe in Vietnam has been accused of “objectifying and exploiting women” for using a one-way mirror that allows men to observe women before their blind dates.

Mina Coffee shop in Ho Chi Minh City looks like any ordinary cafe from the outside, but there is something different going on inside.

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