NMP Kok: Why I voted ‘yes’ to the Contempt of Court Bill
Kok Heng Leun Reflection on the Parliamentary Debate of Administration of Justice (Protection) Bill Since the Parliamentary Debate on the Administration of Justice (Protection) Bill on 15 August 2016 I have received many tags and messages from various people questioning my vote in support of it. Quite a number of them have expressed...
Amos Yee represents himself in court to stand trial against 8 charges
Amos Yee (Photo: Terry Xu) Teenage blogger, Amos Yee, 17, turned up in court today to stand trial against 8 charges filed upon him by the State Prosecutors over alleged offences dealing with deliberate intent to wound religious feelings under Section 298 of the Penal Code and failure to turn up for police interviews under Section...
NMP Shiao-yin Kuik: Why we decided to withdraw the amendments and support the Bill
Shiao-yin Kuik I'll need some time to draft out my own thoughts on why we put up the amendments and the reasons why after getting clarification upon clarification on public record, we then decided we could withdraw the amendments and support the Bill. My perspective and reasons may be different from the other 2 NMPs but we were...
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