
China: Passer-by didn’t intervene in toddler attack incident
telegraph.co.uk - By Tom Phillips - 7 May 2015 China outraged by man's savage public attack on toddler Millions of Chinese internet users lash out at the attacker and those who saw the incident but failed to intervene Yan Police in northern China say they have detained a 29-year-old man following a savage attack on a toddler...

Human Rights Watch: Abolish capital punishment in SG
For Immediate Release Singapore: Abolish Capital Punishment Join Global Moratorium Against Death Penalty (Bangkok, May 7, 2015) – Singapore’s execution of Mohammad bin Kadar on April 17, 2015, should be the last use of capital punishment in the country, Human Rights Watch said today. Singapore has about 25 people on...

MOE’s strict A-levels grading disadvantages SG students
Some students may want to pursue further studies overseas, now that the A-level results are out ("Best A-level results since curriculum change"; March 3). Britain is a favoured destination for Singaporean students. The Singapore A levels are pegged at the same level as the British A levels, in spite of differing standards between...
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