SINGAPORE--Arrests related to questionable comments made on social media platforms are likely to continue in future, says an industry analyst, who adds that both users and the government have a role to play in minimizing such incidents. According to local reports, Abdul Malik Mohammed Ghazali was arrested earlier this week on charges related to incitement of violence due to comments he made on Facebook, Currently released on bail, the 27-year-old had urged other users on the social networking site to "burn" a local cabinet minister.This is not the first time arrests have been made in the city-state as a result of comments made on Facebook. In February, three youths were arrested for allegedly posting racist remarks on the social network but were subsequently released without charges made. Full story
