Function 8’s statement on Amos Yee
STATEMENT Function 8 regrets and deplores the manner in which Amos Yee, aged 16, is being treated by our judicial system. Amos Yee was arrested on 29 March 2015 and interrogated for two days before being charged in court for insulting Christianity, publishing an obscene sketch and hurting the feelings of a family. The last charge...
Freedom House on Amos: SG criminalizing online expression
Press Statement SINGAPORE: TEENAGE BLOGGER ORDERED TO MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE In response to a Singapore court ruling that a 16-year-old blogger, Amos Yee, arrested for posting a video about the late Prime Minster Lee Kuan Yew, be held for two weeks for psychiatric review, Freedom House issued the following statement: “This...
Secretary-General of NSP resigns
17 June 2015 NSP Statement on the resignation of Tan Lam Siong Mr Tan Lam Siong is stepping down as the Secretary-General of NSP to focus more on his passion for social and community work, and charitable pursuits while remaining as a congress member. During his tenure as the Secretary-General of NSP, he has been energetic and...
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