Singapore authorities clamp down on The Online Citizen Asia: Declares its online
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Singapore's Minister for Communications and Information declares The Online Citizen Asia's (TOC) online platforms as Declared Online Locations under the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, warning visitors about TOC's history of propagating falsehoods.

This unprecedented declaration follows a series of POFMA correction directions issued by the Government amidst discussions surrounding scandals involving a member of the People's Action Party and the growing public distrust of the ruling party.

The declaration's validity will last two years, continuing until 21 July 2025.

https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2023/07...der-pofma/
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Hypocrite like Jac Lau

You better look at your disgusting Face in the mirror

Why do we need 5 Mayors and 80 PAP Ministers? 
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So gov can what to do with this platform ?...during LKY's time sure asked ISA guys catch and closed it ; those editors put in jail without trail ...
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becos they sexposed the driver Frankie Wong and the PAP grassroot member working in Asia 1 ?
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Now you know why Singapore not invited to the democracy caucus.
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Ownself WONT POFMA ownself BUT

will POFMA others.


FAIR or NOT FAIR?

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