An open letter to Amos Yee
Amos Yee Congratulations on being released from prison. After ten months of detention, you have been granted the status of a political exile in the United States of America. You are a free man. Although we have never met, I have followed your life closely since your bold public statements after the passing of our Founding Prime...
Welcome to the USA, Amos Yee
Melissa Chen I'm sure you all have heard by now that Amos Yee has finally been freed from detention. Congratulations should also go out to his tireless, brilliant legal team at Grossman Law, LLC, the many local activists and human rights organizations that supported him, Kenneth Jeyaretnam for his expert testimony, Adam Lowisz,...
Why some Malays are proud of an installed President?
Mdm President It troubles me that some segments in the Malay community celebrate President Halimah’s selection as a victory for the Malays. I am perplexed. What are we exactly proud of? Yes, Madam Halimah is a good person – I will readily admit to this. But to me, the process is of equal, if not greater importance. Here,...
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