Why NRIC is no longer ‘Confidential’?
Why did PDPC flip flop on the importance of Confidentiality on NRIC? In 2018, it stressed the utmost importance of keeping NRIC confidential and protected but now it says NRIC is just an "unique identifier like name" that doesn't need protection? It is either they were talking nonsense back then or talking nonsense right now. Singaporeans...
Death penalty and Presidential clemency
When Tharman Shanmugaratnam became the president of Singapore in September 2023, I told several young anti-death penalty activists that he may pardon some death row prisoners. They looked skeptical but did not voice any opinion. The young activists had all been working their guts out for death row prisoners and their families....
Path towards Politics
Standing on a stage to speak to hundreds and thousands of people can be quite intimidating to most people, at least for first timers. This is very different from giving briefing to a small group of people. But such fear could be overcome by consistent practice and training with proper guidance and coaching. However, for me,...
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