Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam, wielding a new law to fight misinformation, had ordered Lawyers for Liberty to correct last week's post alleging the city-state used a brutal "coup de grace" to finish off botched executions. - The Star/ANN
KUALA LUMPUR: Singapore's interior minister was sued Friday (Jan 24) by a Malaysian human rights group in a bid to prevent the city-state from enforcing its law against false information in Malaysia.
Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam, wielding a new law to fight misinformation, had ordered Lawyers for Liberty to correct last week's post alleging the city-state used a brutal "coup de grace" to finish off botched executions.
