Indefinite detention is torture
According to the Ministry of Home Affairs press release of 23 October 2019, three domestic workers who were arrested sometime in August 2019 and subsequently issued with detention orders under the Internal Security Act (ISA) were charged for offences under the Terrorism (Suppression of Financing) Act (TSFA). It was not the...
Is the new Parliamentary facial recognition a waste of taxpayers’ money when PAP MPs lack discipline?
It was recently reported that the Parliament Secretariat will introduce a facial recognition system to replace the current manual approach. As a Singaporean taxpayer, I ask myself what is the point of this? Will it really be useful? If MPs couldn't be bothered to turn up for debates, turn up merely to show their faces or just...
Cannot use e-bicycles meh? Now got PAP govt help?
Finally after UK got this right, S’pore wrong, LTA: What a lot of bull and Another reason to ban e-scooters, e-scooters got banned from pavements (almost because got to wait until next year for offenders to be punished). But the PAP govt extended a hand out to food delivery riders who used these e-scooters after they...
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