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Received a defamation letter of demand in Malaysia? Learn the first steps: preserve evidence, avoid public replies, assess defences and get legal advice before responding.
Yes, you can sue for defamation based on a TikTok video, comment, duet, or stitch in Malaysia. If someone publishes false content on TikTok that damages your reputation and that content is viewed by third parties, you may have a valid claim under the Defamation Act 1957 and the general principles of tort law. TikTok's massive reach means defamatory content can spread to thousands or even millions of viewers within hours, making the potential damage far greater than traditiona
