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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Activist M Ravi offered $20,000 bail (updated)

M Ravi Non-practising lawyer and activist M Ravi has been offered bail following his 2 weeks court-ordered psychiatric observation in the Institute of Mental Health (IMH). Attached to the $20,000 bail are conditions that he refrained from posting on social media and cannot abuse, cause annoyance, harass, insult or disturb...

Leave granted for AGC to commence committal proceedings against Li Sheng Wu

Mr Li ShengWu The High Court has approved an application by the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) to commence committal proceedings against Mr Li Sheng Wu for alleged contempt of court over comments made in a private Facebook post. The AGC charges that the eldest son of Mr Lee Hsien Yang and nephew of Prime Minister Lee Hsien...

Li ShengWu left Singapore early out of safety concerns

Li ShengWu (Credit: YouTube) Li ShengWu, the eldest son of Mr Lee Hsien Yang has revealed that he had left Singapore early as he was concerned for his own safety - to avoid being detained or interrogated by the authorities for his alleged contempt of court. Responding to media queries from Reuters, Mr Li said that his friends...

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