MCMC berjaya take down telegram Edisi Siasat dengan perintah Mahkamah Tinggi, kini muncul Edisi Siasat 2.0

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MCMC fail tindakan sivil terhadap telegram Edisi Siasat, Edisi Khas

KUALA LUMPUR: Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia (MCMC) memfailkan tindakan sivil terhadap dua saluran di platform Telegram iaitu “Edisi Siasat” dan “Edisi Khas”.

Kedua-dua saluran itu dikenal pasti menyebarkan kandungan yang didapati melanggar peruntukan di bawah Akta Komunikasi dan Multimedia 1998 yang berpotensi menghakis kepercayaan terhadap institusi awam negara serta menjejaskan ketenteraman masyarakat.


“Berikutan tahap pematuhan yang tidak memuaskan, MCMC telah memohon dan berjaya memperoleh perintah injunksi interim daripada Mahkamah Tinggi sebagai langkah terakhir bagi menghentikan penyebaran kandungan memudaratkan tersebut serta menghalang penerbitan semula kandungan-kandungan seumpamanya. Tindakan ini diambil demi memastikan kedaulatan
undang-undang ditegakkan dan kepentingan awam terus dilindungi,” menurut kenyataan media MCMC, hari ini.

Tambah kenyataan itu, pihak Telegram akan diberikan ruang sewajarnya untuk mengemukakan pembelaan selaras dengan prinsip keadilan dan hak asasi.

“MCMC sebagai badan kawal selia ingin mengingatkan bahawa semua penyedia platform media sosial bertanggungjawab terhadap kandungan yang diterbitkan di ruang digital masing-masing. MCMC tidak akan teragak-agak untuk mengambil tindakan yang sama untuk platfform lain juga bagi memastikan keselamatan dan kesejahteraan pengguna terus terpelihara.

“MCMC kekal komited dalam memastikan ruang digital negara kekal selamat, beretika dan selari dengan undang-undang,” katanya.

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PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has filed a civil suit against Telegram and two of its channels for allegedly spreading harmful content that could erode trust in public institutions and threaten social order.
MCMC said the two channels, “Edisi Siasat” and “Edisi Khas”, were found to have published content that violated provisions under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998.

“This marks the first such action taken against a social media platform provider, particularly since Telegram holds an application service provider (class) licence,” it said in a statement today.

“The move follows Telegram’s serious failure to address content that has been repeatedly reported to it, despite multiple negotiation and cooperation efforts by MCMC.”

Edisi Siasat and Edisi Khas are anonymous Telegram channels known for publishing whistleblower-style allegations, particularly targeting public institutions and enforcement agencies.

Despite being unofficial, their posts often gain traction and trigger public debates.

Due to what it described as Telegram’s “unsatisfactory” compliance, MCMC said it had obtained an interim injunction from the High Court to stop the spread of the offensive material and prevent similar content from being published.

“Telegram will be given the appropriate opportunity to present its defence in accordance with the principles of justice and fundamental rights,” it added.

The regulator also warned that social media platforms have a duty to ensure that the content on their platforms does not violate Malaysian laws, adding that it would not hesitate to take similar action against other providers.

“MCMC remains committed to ensuring that Malaysia’s digital space remains safe, ethical and compliant with the law,” it said.

 

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