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Singapore orders social media sites to block content, likely from China-based platform, targeting Indian community

Singapore orders social media sites to block content, likely from China-based platform, targeting Indian community
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Singaporean authorities have ordered social media platforms to block 14 posts that target the Indian community and threaten the nation's multicultural harmony. The content, which allegedly originated from a China-based platform, is being investigated for attempting to incite racial division.

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This highlights the growing challenge of cross-border digital misinformation and its potential to destabilize social cohesion in multiracial societies.

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"These videos attack our multiracial society and they try to divide people based on race," says Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong, adding that every community in Singapore is valued.

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