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Archive for the ‘Opinions’ Category

Hypocrisy of the PAP in tackling inequality

DPM Tharman said at the 30th anniversary dinner of the Institute of Policy studies that the way to tackle inequality is to ensure that everyone - including the middle class - is progressing. But surely, you do not ask the snake that bit you for the antidote to the venom you are dying from? That would be a waste of time. The...

Lawyers: President Halimah Yacob has breached due process in her handling of Prabu’s Clemency Petition

I refer to the Malaysian Lawyer N. Surendran's quote following Prabu N Pathmanathan's execution earlier today:- "Late last night, the Singapore President’s Office delivered a letter to Prabu’s family in response to their clemency petition. The letter stated that ‘the clemency process has concluded’ and ‘we are unable...

Has the wind been knocked out of the Opposition?

When Singapore’s biggest and most successful Opposition party has to resort to making a public appeal for money to pay for legal battles and “deal with the prospect” of bankruptcy, you know they are in dire straits. It would be no surprise though if Singaporeans, by and large, still go about their lives thinking what happens...

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