> I wonder how they deal with meme and parody accounts. (will making fun of people this way now be criminalized?) The Singapore Law Minister has come out and s

> I wonder how they deal with meme and parody accounts. (will making fun of people this way now be criminalized?) The Singapore Law Minister has come out and said that parody and satire don't fall under the "fake news" law [1]. Note, however, that this particular law was rushed through parliament despite much criticism. Ministers are empowered to issue correction orders (which must be complied with immediately), and affected parties (which may include parody and satire) are required to spend time and money to go through the court system to dispute the order. [1] https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/fake-news-law-satire-erroneous-shanmugam-mlc-11903898 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/fake-news-law...