Property rights (1)
Part 1 – Unconstitutional Repeal The provisions to protect the fundamental liberties of individuals are enshrined in Part IV of the Constitution. They consist of Articles 9 to 16 which were transferred on Singapore Day from Articles 5 to 12 of the Federal Constitution of Malaysia 1957 respectively. Article 13, Federal Constitution...
The Rule of Law and the Paradox of the AIM Transaction 6
Part 6 – Commission of Inquiry It has been 6 months since 3 May 2013, more than adequate time for the Government to address the deficiencies of the Town Council Review Report (TCRR). However, the status remains that a large segment of the public and the opposition MPs are unable to accept the conclusion of TCRR, particularly...
Never spread untruths, but always speak up
The minister is right to say that we should not indulge in any form of distortions, rumours, untruths, misinformation and smears. Much has been said, and understandably so, about the potential for abuse that the social media represents. The social media can also be an arena for distraction, entertainment and a place to be...
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