Heng Swee Keat is Deputy Prime Minister effective 1st May
Heng Swee Kiat Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat will be promoted to Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) with effect from 1st May 2019. In the press released by the Prime Minister Office (PMO) on Tuesday (22 April), Mr Heng will remain as Minister for Finance, and continue to chair the Future Economy Council and National Research...
Police: Punishment meted to Nicholas Lim is ‘consistent with the approach taken in other similar cases’
Nicholas Lim was also a police sergeant The Singapore Police Force (police) has issued an official statement in defense of its perceived lenient punishment meted out to Nicholas Lim Jun Kai, the NUS pervert who was caught filming a female student in the shower. In a statement released today (23 April), the police said that in...
Updated statement from media practitioners on concerns with the POFMA
We are deeply disappointed with the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill (POFMA), tabled in the Parliament of Singapore on 1 April 2019. Our objections to the Bill are based on three main concerns: 1. The excessive infringement on freedom of expression, which will impact the work of media practitioners; 2....
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