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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

Police forced us to admit role in SG riot: Pudukai men

From New Indian Express: S Dhinesh & S Muruganandanam (PUDUKKOTTAI, 22 Dec) - Three residents of Pudukkottai were deported from Singapore and landed here on Saturday, following their involvement in a riot at ‘Little India’ which rocked that country on December 8. The three said the Singapore police took the call history...

Singapore police harassing human rights NGO Maruah

MARUAH had to change the venue public forum: Foreign Workers, Justice and Fairness to be held on Dec 23rd. The original venue was hall on the second floor of Ananda Bhavan Restaurant in Syed Alwi Road (opposite Mustafa Centre). MARUAH had made the payment for the venue. Publicity posters were released on Thursday. Yesterday...

As SG gets richer, more people are left behind

Singapore Dec 23 (Reuters) - Every day, through eyes clouded by glaucoma, Peter witnesses the spending power generated by Singapore's economic success, knowing he can only afford to look. The 54-year-old shopping mall security guard is part of Singapore's hidden problem - a growing number of poor living on the margins in one...

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