Authorities in Singapore have invoked the Online Criminal Harms Act to disable 14 social media posts traced to a China-based platform, calling them a deliberate attempt to incite racial discord.
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More retrenched white-collar workers in Singapore seeking unions’ help
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BTS Singapore concert: Police double down on scam warning as losses cross $11,000
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Singapore blocks xenophobic posts targeting Indians
Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs has directed social media platforms to block posts targeting the Indian community, which falsely claimed that Singapore was being “overrun” by Indians. The ...
2 Singapore residents who were on board hantavirus-hit cruise ship complete quarantine
Both are well and have tested negative for hantavirus, CDA said. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore blocks China- linked anti-Indian posts, citing threat to multiracial harmony
Authorities order YouTube, Facebook and X to restrict access to 14 posts that allegedly sought to divide communities and undermine the city-state’s multicultural model.
Singapore blocks anti-India posts targeting diaspora; China-based platform under fire for inflammatory claims
Singapore has taken a firm stance against anti-India content likely originating from China. The controversial posts sought to perpetuate the idea that Singapore has been 'overrun' by Indian migrants.
Two Singapore residents who were on board MV Hondius complete hantavirus quarantine
Both are well and have tested negative for hantavirus, CDA said. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore blocks China-linked posts targeting Indian community, cites threat to racial harmony
Singapore has ordered YouTube, Facebook and X to block 14 posts believed to have originated from China, saying the content targeted the Indian community, promoted racial divisions and threatened the ...
At This Singapore Hotel, AI Decides What’s For Breakfast
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Singapore blocks social media posts inciting racial discord against Indians
Singapore has long positioned its multicultural model - enshrined in law and national policy - as foundational to its stability and identity.
Singapore blocks online campaign targeting Indians – what was the content and who is behind the drive?
Singapore has blocked access to several social media posts and videos under its Online Criminal Harms Act for spreading misleading content targeting its Indian community. Authorities say the material ...
Singapore directs social media platforms to block online access to content targeting Indians
Singapore orders Facebook, YouTube and X to block posts targeting Indians, says foreign-origin content threatens racial harmony and multicultural values.
Singapore orders social media sites to takedown racist posts against Indians emanating from China
The Singaporean Ministry of Home Affairs issued orders to platforms such as X, Facebook and YouTube targeting Indian community members in the island nation. Investigations reveal the posts likely ...
‘They try to divide people’: Singapore orders social media sites to block content targeting Indian community
The Singapore government has mandated social media platforms to block 14 posts that target the Indian community, citing violations of the Online Criminal Harms Act. The content, believed to originate ...