PAP’s selective multiculturalism fosters discrimination
The recent public discussion surrounding the use of hijab is not a new one but one that surfaced time and time again in Singapore, highlighting an issue that has yet to be resolved. The continued non-resolution of this issue exposes the PAP’s brand of selective multiculturalism where Singaporean citizens’ practice of cultural...
Strange replies in Parliament? Part 1: Hospital arrears?
Estimated bill size & length of stay I refer to the article “Majority of public hospital patients settle bills within 2 months: Gan Kim Yong” (Channel NewsAsia, Nov 12). 5% couldn’t pay? It states that “Health Minister Gan Kim Yong said more than 95 per cent of patients in public hospitals settle their hospital bills...
IMF loan appeal judgment confirms Govt above law
The judgement in my appeal against the IMF Loan Commitment confirmed what has long been apparent: that the government is to all intents and purposes above the law. Furthermore, the judiciary are not there to act as a check on the executive (a “red light” in CJ Chan’s parlance) but instead to “green-light” illegality...
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