Human Rights Watch talks cock about Singapore?
Human Rights Watch’s report on S’pore is partly based on interviews with civil society activists, journalists, lawyers, academics and opposition politicians, many of whom declined to be identified “due to fear of possible repercussions,” according to Human Rights Watch. S’pore is called “a repressive place”: “Beneath...
Balinese’s self-regulating traffic, a contrast to Singapore’s governance controlling tactic_;)
A week ago, I spent four days in Bali observing the traffic on the road in the moving car. I’d also seen how my reactions varied during short period when we maneuvered into high-traffic turns or met disorganization on the roads with vehicles of all sizes freely declaring the lanes they want to take. There were a couple of...
Shen Zhen Metro
Shen Zhen Metro Just visited Shenzhen (GuangDong, China) again recently and it always amazed me whenever I went over there from Hong Kong. There are two things which always amazed me.... The efficiency of clearing custom and the MTR system in Shenzhen. There are two crossing points along the border of HK and Shenzhen. The...
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