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JOM maintains it did not make false statements despite losing POFMA appeal

JOM maintains it did not make false statements despite losing POFMA appeal
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MCI issues warning to The Economist s SG bureau chief

Singapore’s Ministry of Communications and Information has issued a warning to The Economist Singapore’s bureau chief, Dominic Ziegler for committing actions that interfered in Singapore’s domestic politics.

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Shanmugam, Balakrishnan argue for defamation case against Lee Hsien Yang to be heard in Singapore

Both ministers have applied to serve defamation papers on Lee Hsien Yang by Facebook Messenger on the grounds that it is impractical to serve them on Mr Lee personally in the United Kingdom.

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Online publication Jom fails in appeal against POFMA orders over Ridout Road article

SINGAPORE: A High Court judge on Wednesday (Sep 6) dismissed appeals by online publication Jom against two correction directions that it received in July under Singapore’s

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Shanmugam and Vivian seek to serve defamation suit papers on Lee Hsien Yang via Facebook Messenger

SINGAPORE – Cabinet ministers K. Shanmugam and Vivian Balakrishnan, who are suing Mr Lee Hsien Yang for defamation over his comments relating to their rental of two bungalows in Ridout Road, have applied to serve court papers on him by Facebook Messenger. In court documents obtained by The Straits Times, lawyers acting for the two ministers made the application on.

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