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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 "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. Three social media platforms have been ordered to block access to 14 posts which “target the Indian community and undermine Singapore’s model of multiculturalism”, the Ministry of Home...

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Singapore orders social media platforms to block foreign posts targeting Indian community

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Breaking: Police officer avoids jail over Indigenous teenager's collision death

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