Singaporean News Site Ordered to Publish Correction Notice Under POFMA

The Online Citizen's chief editor and publisher have been ordered to publish a correction notice in The Straits Times under Singapore's POFMA law, citing 'persistent falsehoods' in an article about the Attorney-General's appointment.

25 Mar, 06:02 — 25 Mar, 06:02

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TOC's 'persistent falsehoods' prompt first use of POFMA clause requiring correction notice in Straits Times

The Online Citizen’s chief editor and publisher were ordered to publish a correction notice in The Straits Times over an article about the appointment of the attorney-general.

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Singaporean News Site Ordered to Publish Correction Notice Under POFMA

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TOC's 'persistent falsehoods' prompt first use of POFMA clause requiring correction notice in Straits Times

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