SDP vs MOM POFMA Case: A curb on constitutional right to free speech
Justice Ang Cheng Hock ruled that it was the Attorney-General (on behalf of the Minister) who has to bear the burden of proof that the SDP's statement was false. Justice Ang explained why this was so: "This was explicable in part on the basis of the fact that it was the Minister who was seeking to curtail the statement-maker’s...
Coronavirus incidents leads to a loss of trust in the 4G multi-task force
“Do Not Wear A Mask If You Are Well” - This is the morning message that greets us every morning in the Straits Times front page for the last several days. I believe this Health Advisory is the brainchild of the newly formed Multi-Ministry Task Force co-chair by Health Minister Mr Gan Kim Yong and National Development Minister...
Hsien Loong – Singapore does have to make a stand
At the Davos Dialogue on Climate Change Hsien Loong was reported to be defending Singapore's position in making a stand when necessary. 'Because we are making decisions for Singapore, and not because we a cat's paw for one side or the other...that means you must have the courage to stand up and call things as they are and,...
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