National unison of disagreement against US ruling on Amos Yee’s asylum does not address main crux of judgement
Lawyer associations in unison with Ministry of Home Affairs statement on judgment by US court Just today, two main lawyer associations in Singapore had their letters published on the Straits Times forum to express their disagreement and contempt on the findings made by Immigrant Judge, Samuel B. Cole on the Singapore criminal...
Outrageous to say that Amos Yee was persecuted, or not?
In a letter published in the Straits Times forum, the Association of Criminal Lawyers of Singapore (ACLS) expressed their outrage at the assertion by the American courts that Singaporean blogger Amos Yee was persecuted by the Singapore Government, and the consequent impugning of the Singapore criminal justice system. The letter...
Amos Yee and Political Asylum
“Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution.” Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 14(1). Amos Yee has now been granted asylum by the United States on the grounds of persecution by the Singapore government. While the Singapore government may be unhappy with what the...
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