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Archive for the ‘Law Watch’ Category

Shanmugan should not blame Others for his Own Tardy Actions on Benjamin’s Case

Minister Shanmugam It is unfortunate that Minister for Law K Shanmugam has blamed The Online Citizen and the Law Society for the Benjamin Lim saga. Benjamin committed suicide on 26 January 2016. Did it have to take five full weeks for the Minister to address the issue? Contrast this to another case where a 4-year-old boy had...

TOC’ response to speech by Home Affairs and Law Minister

In Parliament on Tuesday (1st Mar), Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam described The Online Citizen (TOC)’s investigation into the death of teenager, Benjamin Lim, as a “planned, orchestrated campaign using falsehoods”. (Link to Ministerial statement) We would like to respond to some of the points highlighted by...

New Warrant Card for Police Officers wef 1st march 2016

With effect from 1 March 2016, all Police Officers from the Singapore Police Force (SPF) will be issued with a new warrant card. The new warrant cards will replace the existing warrant cards held by all regular, volunteer, Full time National Service Police Officers (PNSFs), Operationally Ready Police National Servicemen (PNSmen)...

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