The revolution is here, thanks to WikiLeaks
Love him or hate him, Julian Assange helped spark the ouster of one dictator in Tunisia, followed closely by another in Egypt. It was a diplomatic cable exposed by WikiLeaks describing the corruption of Tunisia's regime that triggered protests. From Tunisia, the protests spread to Egypt. But without the specialized service WikiLeaks...
Migrants’ Stories Shed Light on Singapore’s Dark Side II
Foreign workers in Singapore—some 200,000 of them Chinese migrants, work long hours for low pay in frequently hazardous conditions and are often abused by employers and labor contractors, according to a new research report published by the China Labour Bulletin, a Hong Kong-based NGO. "Many have to endure abuse, discrimination...
Do locals really ’set the tone of our society’?
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday urged Singaporeans to have more babies in the new Year of the Rabbit, saying additional children would bring “more joy” to families. Lee, a father of four, said in his Lunar New Year message that getting Singaporeans to produce more babies has been a challenge but he hoped more...
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