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SG’s ex-Political Detainees – they stood for the underdogs’ fight for rights

SG’s ex-Political Detainees – they stood for the underdogs’ fight for rights

I refer to the 8 Apr 2013 TR Emeritus article “SG’s ex-Political Detainees – What did they really stand for?” by “Singaporean Citizen” / Mr Nathan Chan. Mr Chan found evidence from the book the “Fajar Generation” showing Dr Poh Soo Kai as being supportive of anti-colonialists like the Vietminh and the Algerians.... 

Depoliticing the relationship between Govt and TCs

Depoliticing the relationship between Govt and TCs

The Town Councils Act of 1989 was passed with reference to Singapore politics of the 1980s, when non-People’s Action Party (PAP) Members of Parliament (MPs) were elected to check the government, ending the one-party rule of the PAP in parliament. Whatever the stated intent and objectives of the Act, government entities could... 

Mrs Chiam: Why should democratically elected opposition MPs be at the mercy of RC advisors?

Mrs Chiam: Why should democratically elected opposition MPs be at the mercy of RC advisors?

NCMP Lina Chiam MPs and Town Councillors are public servants. In Section 21 of the Penal Code, a public servant is defined as an “officer whose duty it is, as such officer, to take, receive, keep or expend any property, on behalf of Government”. Their status was the same before and after the Town Councils Act was passed... 



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