Another TikTok video by MalaysiaNow on Azam-gate taken down
It is the second video about the explosive revelations concerning the MACC chief to be removed from the platform within one month.
TikTok blocks MalaysiaNow video on Bloomberg's exposé as pressure mounts on MACC's Azam Baki
The move marks a repeat of online content censorship by the Malaysian government following the introduction of a new licensing regime for social media platforms.
Singapore invokes its censorship laws on MalaysiaNow, tells portal to insert 'corrections'
However, the news portal rejects the request, stating it does not take instructions from any government.
MCMC asks Facebook to block video of Sabah meeting approving mineral licence for Farhash-linked firm
It is the latest in a series of measures by Putrajaya to crack down on media freedom.
Top journalists say CMA amendments height of Anwar government's free speech crackdown
It comes as the government is accused of seeking to expand offences that would constitute general criticism as part of misusing network facilities.
Government in bid to plant 'fake news law', rights lawyers warn
Lawyers for Liberty says amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act 'massively widens' the offence of abusing network facility.
'Hands off my Facebook': Singaporean in rare defiance of government order to 'correct' her opinion
Kokila Annamalai says she is more afraid of not standing up to bullying from those in power.
Proposed 'online safety' law another censorship tool for Putrajaya, critics warn
The Online Safety Bill gives MCMC and the communications ministry far-reaching powers to block content under the pretext of protecting internet users from harm.
'Most dictatorial ever': Ambiga joins condemnation of plan for 'kill switch', social media licensing
This comes as the prime minister vows to push through with the latest move to curb free speech online.
Political TikToker takes government to court for blocking accounts
Political commentator Na'im Brundage has had his accounts blocked several times.
'Stinks of despotism', says group as Putrajaya mulls social media licensing in latest clampdown on online dissent
Rights lawyers say it is Pakatan Harapan's ultimate betrayal of its reform promises after benefiting from social media's freedom for so long.
The real culprit behind TikTok censorship revealed
In 2023, Malaysia embarrassingly became world champion with 2,202 takedown requests made to TikTok.
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