No Cooling-Off day for voting on Contempt of Court Bill
Minister of Law and Home Affairs, K Shanmugam was in a hurry. He must get his Administration of Justice (Protection) Bill passed on Monday evening even though it meant inconveniencing 81 Members of Parliament (MPs) till well past 9 pm. What is the urgency? I don’t know. I had thought the new law was meant to curb reporting...
Roy Ngerng: Thank you to the Worker’s Party
Dear The Workers' Party, thank you for fighting so hard in parliament yesterday to protect Singapore and Singaporeans. My heartfelt thanks and deepest appreciation. Your efforts are sometimes not appreciated. For some Singaporeans, some might feel that the Worker's Party had underperformed and decided to punish the Worker's...
Tightening the noose for the WP?
The new Sub judice law PAP has put up could simply be described as "Legal Thugs" law. Imagine, we are supposed to believe that PAP's POWER and RIGHT of sentencing its victims publicly via the Media would not be "perjury" or sub judice? That is totally illogical and lack of common sense! It is just like the big bully PAP who...
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