Singaporeans sent to jail for hurting religious feelings while foreign iman gets a fine
In 2005, it was reported that 2 Singaporeans, Benjamin Koh Song Huat and Nicholas Lim Yew, were jailed for making inflammatory remarks against Muslims on the Internet. Using the 1964 race riots to make a point, the judge then said, "Young Singaporeans, like the accused persons before this Court, may have short memories that...
Latest Electricity Rate Increase a Betrayal of the People’s Trust
Price increases on various services have been coming in thick and fast since the general election in 2015. The 6.1% increase in electricity tariff to be implemented with immediate effect is but the latest example. During his campaign speech in 2015, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said: “You're voting for me, you're voting...
Dr Tan: Government and MCI has missed my point totally
The Government brushes off my press conference. MCI has missed my point totally. I do not dispute the Constitutional Commission’s report or the White Paper. However, I disagree with the way the Government has triggered the reserved election. I am simply asking if the government’s counting from President Wee Kim Wee FOLLOWED...
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