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Archive for the ‘Letters’ Category

Police should investigate WhatsApp message spreading falsehoods

A WhatsApp message is circulating warning people "not to talk about politics/present situation about Government/PM etc", or else they will face "arrest without warrant". The message, which is a troubling issue for freedom of speech in Singapore, was allegedly circulated among a groups of WhatsApp users. According to The Independent...

Will there be enough space for patients at dialysis centres?

I read with alarm at the news that between the three charity dialysis organisations that are currently running dialysis centres for kidney patients, there are only 100 places left available. Question is, are there more patients who needs dialysis nowadays, or the dialysis centres did not cater for the increasing demands for...

LawSoc takes on American Judge Samuel B. Cole

And so it has begun. The Singapore authorities, this time via the Law Society of Singapore, has come out and spoken out against the findings about Singapore's criminal justice system by US judge Samuel Cole, in allowing asylum for Mr Amos Yee in the United States. The Law Society indicated that the judge's opinion in the judgment...

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