Facebook: Singapore orders foreigners' Facebook posts taken down under new election rules

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Two of the people whose posts were blocked rejected the accusations. The Infocomm Media Development Authority issued the orders after some posts by the foreigners were deemed as "intended to promote or prejudice the electoral success or standing of a political party or candidate", the Elections Department and Ministry of Home Affairs said in a... 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Two of the people whose posts were blocked rejected the accusations. The Infocomm Media Development Authority issued the orders after some posts by the foreigners were deemed as "intended to promote or prejudice the electoral success or standing of a political party or candidate", the Elections Department and Ministry of Home Affairs said in a... Source link