Does the PAP stand to benefit from resurgence in filial piety?
By Garreth Goh Is it just me or is this the beginning of the resurgence of filial piety hype in Singapore? In the span of one day, Straits Times Online has published five articles relating to filial piety. [1-5] These articles were written in response to recent TV ads that promote filial piety values. As much as filial piety...
Serving up a dish of slow-cooked frog leg stew, Singapore style
Government or government-linked organizations have been making the news very regularly over the last few years, very often for the wrong reasons. Unsurprisingly, these failings have caused a fair amount of disquiet among the general population and have seriously undermined public confidence in the Civil Service and government...
Mr Lee Yi Shyan is not paranoid, just taking precautions.
Dear Temasek Review I refer to the article “Police report against relief cabby: Real Threat or Mere Paranoia?” published in the Temasek Review on 8 June 2010. The author was referring to the case of 52 year old relief taxi driver Mr Teo Kian Seng. Mr Teo had been charged in court for allegedly threatening the ruling People’s...
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