High Court: Police warnings are mere opinions and not legally binding as prononucement of guilt
In a recent judgement by the High Court, Justice Woo Bih Li ruled that warnings issued by the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) are mere opinions of the relevant authority and does not amount to a legally binding pronouncement of guilt or fact finding. Justice Woo wrote in his judgement, However,...
ICJ: Decision against blogger Roy Ngerng constitutes a huge setback for freedom of expression in the country
By International Commission of Jurists The decision of the High Court of Singapore ordering blogger Roy Ngerng to pay damages to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong following a civil defamation suit brought in 2014 constitutes a major blow for freedom of expression in the country, said the ICJ today. In a judgment released on 17...
Amos Yee: The incompetent police just cannot find me
MOTHERF**KERS!! Do not believe what the mainstream media is portraying. The truth is that the police have been scouring singapore and trying to look for me all this time, (my family members have messaged me and said that the police has contacted them trying to capture me), but aren’t able to (due to living in places without...
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