Content from anti-vaxx YouTube channel removed for breaking rules


Koh's YouTube channel ha a history of posting and sharing content that perpetuates falsehoods and misleading information about Covid-19 vaccines. - Reuters

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Content from a YouTube channel with an anti-vaccination stance has been removed after it was found to have violated the platform's community guidelines.

The channel is based on a group called Healing The Divide, founded by Iris Koh, and claims to warn people about the dangers of vaccination.

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