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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Amos Yee faces 8 charges

Teenage blogger Amos Yee Pang San has been slapped with 8 charges this morning (26 May), less than a year after he was released from prison for posting offensive remarks against Christians. The 17-year-old is facing 5 charges of allegedly wounding the feelings of Muslims, 1 charge of allegedly wounding the feelings of Christians...

S-chips make up bulk of SGX suspended counters

The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has released an inaugural report detailing the number of listed-companies which have had their stocks suspended from trading for 12 months or more. Of the 20 companies, 17 were S-chips - companies which had their operations in China but are listed in Singapore - while only one was a local company...

Last dance for The Online citizen?

One of Singapore's top socio-political website, The Online Citizen (TOC) will be going on hiatus effective next month (June). In an announcement dated 23rd May, TOC's chief editor Terry said that given its current state of being a one man show, TOC will not get anywhere and therefore he has decided to take a break to "re-look and to...

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