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Archive for the ‘Letters’ Category

Tan Wah Piow: The case of M Ravi

A Canadian Human Rights organisation - Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada (LRWC) has written to the Disciplinary Tribunal of the Law Society of Singapore on the 19th August urging it to “to dismiss the complaints currently alleged against human rights lawyer Mr. M. Ravi by the Law Society of Singapore”. LRWC is an NGO in Special...

What’s happening with the High Speed Rail project?

HSR, nothing happening? Am sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but for those awaiting the start of high-speed train (HSR) travel between Spore and KL; the wait is going to be very long indeed. Lets look at issues one-by-one: (A) Welcome to Malaysia? Firstly, I pondered over the question: Are we welcome to visit Malaysia? When...

Hawker centre dining a necessity, not lifestyle choice

There are many options for eating out in Singapore - hawker centres, coffee shops, foodcourts and restaurants. Many people eat out at hawker centres these days as a necessity, as many work and do not have time to cook ("Why subsidise lifestyle choice of eating out?" by Mr Calvin Cheng Ern Lee #; yesterday). Restaurants would...

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