Why deliberate falsehoods undermine the marketplace of ideas
At the 23 March public hearings of the Select Committee on Deliberate Online Falsehoods, Professor Thio Li-Ann, a constitutional scholar from the NUS Faculty of Law, explains why deliberate falsehoods undermine the idea of a marketplace of ideas.
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