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Singapore blocks online content inciting racial discord
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Edwin Tong, Ministry of Home Affairs
Singapore
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Singapore's Law Minister Edwin Tong announced the blocking of 14 social media posts.
The content contained derogatory language against the Indian community and promoted divisive narratives.
Investigations suggest the content originated from foreign sources, likely based in China.
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