Even civil servants find NLB’s decision offensive
NLB and the Erosion of our Secular Morality The National Library Board’s (NLB) decision to remove and pulp the three children’s books deemed to offend Singapore’s “pro-family” norms has reignited the age-old contest between Church and State, and more specifically in Singapore’s context, the role of private morality...
Why we should (maybe) ban all the thrillers too
National Library I'm irked and upset that NLB has banned and decided to destroy the three controversial books after receiving complaints of their alleged non-adherence to "family values". This whole fiasco is ludicrous, and so are the people who are pushing for said books to be withdrawn from the NLB collection. I know this...
Have you heard of Article 5(2A) of SG Constitution?
If you have not, it's important you know. Article 5(2A) was passed in 1991 but has been held in abeyance since. This means that it is not in force yet and hence not binding on the Government. 1. What is Article 5(2A) about? Article 5(2A) states that a national referendum is needed if changes are to be made to the following...
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