SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The leader of a new Singapore opposition party said on Friday he was concerned that an anti-fake news law, which rights groups fear could stifle free speech, may be used in upcoming elections.
The city-state, which has been ruled by the People's Action Party (PAP) since independence over half a century ago, passed the law in May.
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