PAP intensifies oppressive laws as Singaporeans see its governance deteriorate
The recent series of changes or planned changes to the law to curtail the basic fundamental rights of Singaporeans is of great concern to the SDP. The first is the amendment to the Films Act which gives even greater powers to the Infocommunications Media Development Authority (IMDA) to enter any premises including people's homes...
Human rights organisations condemn threat against fundamental freedoms in Singapore
Think Centre and the Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM – ASIA) express great concern over the proposed Bill No. 11/2018 on Public Order and Safety (Special Powers), as it puts restrictions on the people of Singapore to exercise their fundamental freedoms. We particularly condemn the inclusion of peaceful...
Residents need compassion and assistance in times of difficulty
“Town councils to engage residents before prosecuting them: State Courts”(9 March 2018) seems to be announcing “new measures to help town councils manage” defaulters. In the story, it is stated that “From next month, as part of new protocols, town councils will have to negotiate and engage with the residents involved...
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