SINGAPORE'S cyber communities are abuzz with speculation regarding the identity of the 'mystery' woman linked to the former SCDF and CNB chiefs, who are being investigated by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.
But what if netizens get it wrong? Their online postings, if found to be untrue, could land them in trouble for defamation.
Lawyers told The New Paper that the rules of defamation apply to both online and mainstream outlets.
What if netizens get it wrong?
