Singapore Tightens Online Terror Content Rules After Foiled School Attacks by Teens

Singapore police have used the Online Criminal Harms Act to order internet service providers to block access to terrorism-related content, a direct policy response to the Internal Security Department's detention of three self-radicalised teenagers. This move signals the government's willingness to use new legislative tools to cut off the pipeline of extremist material reaching young Singaporeans.

• What's proposed: Mandatory blocking of terrorism-linked online...