Death Penalty – Singapore, What is Going On?
I was at the European Parliament yesterday, and in a rare occasion, felt less pride in adorning my Singapore Badge. A representative from the Council of Europe highlighted Singapore’s leading role in opposing the move by the UN General Assembly to pass a resolution to abolish or impose a moratorium on death penalty. Quite...
When can you see a retirement and what will you get?
Click to enlarge From 1955 till 1983 no minimum sum of any kind was required, and you could take out your savings at age 55 to prepare for your future retirement as you saw fit. Since the minimum sum was introduced in 1987 at a combined $36,500 (MS $30,000, Medical $6,500) it has been raised in a series of ramps to reach $233,000...
It’s timely to introduce mental health education in schools
Besides our suicides increasing, there has also been a rise in the number of persons grappling with mental health issues here in Singapore. If you had read the report in the Sunday Times “Breaking the silence on suicide”, (Sunday, February 24, 2019) you will read of how Ms Elaine Lek spoke painfully of the tragic loss of...
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