S’pore doesn’t always need Internet censorship to silence critics
Singapore likes to promote itself as a business-friendly country where the government has a soft touch. But by firing a professor known for criticizing the government's censorship strategies, ruling elites have demonstrated that they still have a firm hand in controlling political conversation. It should make U.S. universities...
A Letter To A Nice Professor!
Professor Ng Yew Kwang speaks on his opposition to anti-immigration policies in this year's Budget. (Yahoo! photo) Dear Professor Ng, Between "I have no time to answer individually to the hundreds of comments mostly against my views and loaded with emotions and extreme expressions" and "I find your handling of this debate...
Should be Singaporeans all, regardless of who we vote for
I refer to the 3 Mar 2013 Straits Times letter by Ms Ng Yan Ling [1]. The phrase “founding of modern Singapore” leads to the question of what constitutes modern Singapore. Singapore in 1965 is no longer considered modern by today’s standards. Similarly, Singapore today will not be considered modern 50 years from now. Luckily,...
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