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Archive for the ‘Opinions’ Category

How often is there tolerance in Singapore or Malaysia?

By Hurr Riyahi The recent arson attacks on churches in Malaysia has triggered tongues from all quarters to go on a convenient fingering exercise.. Singaporeans pointing at Malaysians and talking about how intolerant they are. Christians pointing at Muslims. Chinese pointing at Malays. etc etc. It is always convenient and easy...

The Online Citizen: Out of action due to DDoS

By Benjamin Bland from Asian Correspondent Midnight 9th January 2010, The Online Citizen's website has been incapacitated by what is known as a DDOS (Denial-of-Service). This means that a hacker (or group of hackers) bombard a website with so many requests for information that it crashes. This is the first such attack on The...

Shanmugam’s grand design to “politicize” Singapore schools: The fine line between political education and indoctrination

OPINION When Law Minister Shanmugam mooted the idea of introducing some form of "political education" to Singapore students as part of the school curriculum a month ago, few had taken him seriously. Now that The Straits Times published a two-page feature on it to sell the idea to Singaporeans, it appears that it will become...

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