
Worrisome features about POFMA
I attended a forum organised by Function 8 about POFMA, the fake news law. The panelists point out the following worrisome features about POFMA: a) The govt can exempt certain people from the law. They have already taken the decision to exempt ministers. A speaker pointed out that the law should apply to everybody and nobody...

How robust is the process of the Singapore government in granting PRs?
I refer to the report by Straits Times that a Singapore Permanent Resident (of Nigerian nationality) Amos Paul Gabriel, is jailed for his role in receiving stolen money and money laundering scheme. It was not mentioned in the news when Gabriel became a PR but CitiBank in New York was cheated of US$27.2 million in 2008 and he...

PAP’s ‘fake news’ legislation Is an insult to Singaporean’s intelligence!
After more than 15 months of convulsive and bitter debate on the subject, it is clear that Singaporeans are almost unanimous in their rejection of the Fake News legislation. Wake Up Singapore conducted a poll and 96% of those who took part in the poll were against it. It is clear that those 77 PAP MPs who passed the legislation...
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