
SG’s new MDA rulings: Two steps back
Internet freedom is a human rights issue (5 Jun) - SINGAPOREANS live in one of the most wired countries in the world, and as such they are used to receiving gobbets of news on their smartphones and tablets as a daily if not hourly affair. So it was to the dismay of many that the Media Development Authority (MDA) put a draconian...

Human Rights Watch: SG licensing regime chills news climate
For Immediate Release City-state Undercuts Status as Financial Center by Expanding Media Censorship to Web The Singaporean government should withdraw an onerous new licensing requirement for online news sites. The new rules will further discourage independent commentary and reporting on the Internet in Singapore. On May 28,...

Turkey Govt becoming more authoritarian
Protesters clashed with police in Istanbul (5 June) - THE huge demonstrations that engulfed Istanbul over the weekend were initially prompted by a small grievance: the government’s decision to build a shopping mall and a replica of Ottoman military barracks in an old, much beloved park where I played as a child. The impending...
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