Singapore's Fake News Law Causes Alarm

Evening Edition · Evening Edition · 29 Nov 2019 · 3 mins listen

Human rights activists are raising alarm, after the Singapore government used the Protection From Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA) to force Facebook to issue a correction notice on a post.

Produced by:

Shawn Tanis

Presented by:

Kelvin Yee,Aiman Rashad

Categories:

Technology,Tech,Business Analysis,Politics,Social Issues

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Evening Edition, Singapore, fake news, freedom of speech, POFMA, social media

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Singapore's Fake News Law Causes Alarm

Singapore's Fake News Law Causes Alarm