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SINGAPORE — The Assistant Returning Officer has filed police reports against Iris Koh, founder of anti-vaccine group Healing the Divide, and suspended lawyer Ravi Madasamy, who is also known as M Ravi. The pair — who had endorsed Tan Kin Lian at the recent presidential election — had repeatedly published election advertising material online during the cooling-off period of the...
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SINGAPORE: Police reports have been lodged against Iris Koh, founder of the Healing the Divide group known to be against COVID-19 vaccination, and
Police reports have been filed against Iris Koh and suspended lawyer M Ravi for potential violations of the election cooling-off period rules.
The Elections Department of Singapore (ELD) has disclosed that it filed police reports against Iris Koh, the Healing the Divide group's founder with anti-COVID-19 vaccination views, and human rights lawyer M. Ravi. Both face potential charges under the Presidential Elections Act for making posts during the cooling-off period.