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  1. Police inspector: Slanderers on the web will not escape from clutches of the law February 5, 2009 Translated by from Lianhe Zaobao by Cheng Siew Peng To those netizens who have hurling untrue accusations at others on the internet, they better consider twice if they think they can escape from the clutches of the law by hiding behind a cloak of anonymity. Police inspector Huang Hong Guan stressed during an interview that all slanderers and flame-baiters on the internet will not be able to escape prosecution if the police found that laws are indeed broken.
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