Netizens angry at Govt over Amos’ treatment in IMH
Amos Yee's mother, Mary Toh, wrote a letter recounting her experience visiting her son - who is remanded at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) - for the first time, on Wednesday (24 Jun). The court on Tuesday morning (23 Jun) had ordered 16-year-old Amos Yee to be remanded for 2 weeks at IMH to undergo a psychiatric assessment...
ST: S’poreans buoyant about Singapore’s future
According to a Straits Times (ST) report yesterday ("Singaporeans upbeat about country's future", 26 Jun), Singaporeans are said to be "buoyant about Singapore's future", nearly 8 in 10 Singaporeans are quite or very optimistic about the years ahead. ST quoted a poll conducted by Blackbox Research in conjunction with the Singapore...
TW NGOs protest outside SG trade office for Amos’ freedom
The Taiwanese Covenants Watch Group call upon Taiwanese politicians not to visit Singapore unless Amos Yee is freed Taiwanese NGOs protesting outside the Singapore Trade Office Mission The Covenant Watch Group together with a number of non-governmental organisations [Link] from Taiwanese civil society organised a protest outside...
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