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Singapore orders Facebook to correct article

Authorities in Singapore have ordered Facebook to correct an article on a fringe news site containing "scurrilous accusations" of election rigging.
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Hanoi (VNA) - Authorit♒ies in Singapore have orderedFacebook to correct an article on a fringe news site containing"scurrilous accusations" of election rigging.

Theorder comes under a law against misinformation that recently took effect in theisland state. OnNovember 28, authorities ordered Alex Tan, who runs anti-government website theStates Times Review, to put up a correction next to a November 23 post onelections. ButTan, who is based overseas, refused, saying he is an Australian citizen andwould not comply with requests from a "foreign government". A bodyoverseeing the law then said it had ordered Facebook to put up a"correction notice" by the article, which would link to a statementon the government's own fact-checking site. Singaporeused the law for the first time on November 25, ordering opposition partymember Brad Bowyer to correct a Facebook post that could "smear thereputation" of two state investment funds. TheSingaporean government insists that the legislation is necessary to stop thespread of damaging falsehoods online./.
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