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Archive for the ‘Editorial’ Category

17-year-old Amos Yee arrested

Amos Yee, a 17-year-old Singaporean who had posted a YouTube video criticising the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, was arrested yesterday (29 Mar). The police confirmed the arrest to the media today (30 Mar). In the video, he also made insensitive remarks about Christianity. He criticised the late Mr Lee's political career and challenged...

Ex-NMP attacks Western media for writing against LKY

PAP member Calvin Cheng Former NMP Calvin Cheng and PAP member wrote a commentary for the Straits Times on Friday ('The myth of trade-offs', 27 Mar). In his article, he attacked the Western press for trotting out opinions that Mr Lee Kuan Yew had built Singapore's undeniable economic success while trading off fundamental civil...

Lee Kuan Yew’s final send-off

Thousands of people lined the roads along the route taken by the funeral procession of Singapore's first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, to get a glimpse of his flag-draped coffin. The funeral procession travelled some 15.4 km all the way from Parliament House to NUS Cultural Centre where the state funeral took place. The procession...

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