No restriction of press freedom because Singapore has high internet speeds?
Credit: rsf.org In one of the segments of his interview by BBC HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur, the dishonorable son Lee Hsien Loong was grilled on the issue of Press Freedom in Singapore. In a garbled response to how he would react if the UK were to set a precondition for freedom of expression and freedom of the press in trade talks,...
Amos Yee unfairly kept in solitary confinement
Amos has been in solitary confinement (in a cell alone with no one to talk to and nothing to do for the entire day) for 14 days now, for ‘criticising Islam in Muslim Studies’ in America, McHenry County Jail. Mary Toh with Amos Yee We have refused to publish and reveal this news to the public in fear that it will hurt his...
Amos Yee KBKB about his detention
Trump's recent order against immigrants coming into the US has greatly affected me. I came to America after being arrested twice in my country of origin, Singapore, for criticizing the Singapore Government and religion, to seek asylum and finally live in a place where I'm able to exercise my free speech. Upon my arrival at Chicago...
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