Why 2 of the Judges Who Ruled on the Marsiling-Yew Tee By-election Case Should Not Have Done So
M Ravi This article suggests that 2 of the Judges who ruled on the Marsiling-Yew Tee by-election case should not have done so after acting as Attorney General at separate times during the Hougang Single Member Constituency (“SMC”) by-election case in 2012 (“Hougang case”). On Wednesday 10th April 2019, a 5-member quorum...
Should we trust our Parliament?
This morning, I was looking for the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill when I wrongly clicked on the Protection from Harassment (Amendment) Bill No. 11/2019. Out of curiosity, I scrolled down the Bill which seemed endless. It finally stopped at page 74! This Protection from Harassment (Amendment) Bill seeks...
Mahathir warns fake news laws may be abused by Government
Stunning. Take note my dear fellow Singaporean’s. Take careful heed. Speaking at a press conference to wrap up a series of annual Ministerial meetings during Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s visit to Malaysia on Tuesday (9 April), Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir tells Pinky quite literally to his face that the real problem...
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