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UPDATED 3.50PM | The hashtag movement sees netizens requesting five things from the king related to Covid-19 and the government.

UPDATED 3.50PM | The hashtag movement sees netizens requesting five things from the king related to Covid-19 and the government.

The Chinese Embassy account tweeted this month that Uighur women were no longer 'baby-making machines.'

The discernibly fake poster says the hashtag violates 'Muhyiddin Has No Majority Act'.

The hashtag has been used more than 30,000 times as of last night.



Screenshots of tweets, using inappropriate language, from around 2014 circulated online.


Twitter is finalizing plans for a reboot of its long-paused verification program.

Clear policies required for content that, while not illegal, is harmful such as misinformation about vaccines.


His case was among three hate speech cases examined by the board.

Diplomatic dispute does not diminish respect for Chinese in Australia, says Scott Morrison.

Documents reviewed by Reuters showed a coordinated campaign designed to spread favourable information and discredit opponents.


This will take effect when president-elect Joe Biden takes office on Jan 20, the social media company confirms.


UPDATED 1.00AM | Mahathir's comments on the killings in France draw condemnation.

The accounts broke Twitter's rules on spam and platform manipulation, the microblogging and social networking service says.

'We are not their priority, it is all about money and power,' tweets one.


COVID-19 | The short video, shared by Health DG on Twitter, is in conjunction with National Month celebration.

'Singling out individual journalists creates a chilling effect,' says UK-based rights group Article 19.

The accounts of Russia’s Sputnik, RT, and China’s Xinhua News are among the media organisations that will be labelled, Twitter said.