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The Real Slippery Slope is Amending our Secular Constitution to Pacify Anti-LGBT Groups
The Real Slippery Slope The slippery slope argument is often invoked in conversations about 377A. More often than not, it...
From David Marshall to Vivian Balakrishnan: Exploring 9 Singaporean Perspectives on Refugees this World Refugee Day
World Refugee Day 2022 Today is World Refugee Day (WRD). Each year on 20 June, WRD is commemorated globally to...
Long before 1 PAP MP attended Pink Dot, Opposition politicians have attended and campaigned for LGBTQ+ rights
Although the unprecedented attendance of a PAP MP at Pink Dot has made headlines, Henry Kwek was not the first...
85% of Singapore employees at risk of burnout, 50% intend to quit within a year: Mercer 2022 Report
The Mercer 2022 Report Mercer's 2022 report titled the "The rise of the relatable organisations" is a comprehensive 88-page study...
A lawyer explains why the names of accused persons are not revealed in some cases
Why the Accused Cannot be Named – An Explainer by Jeannette Chong-Aruldoss It is cardinal that an accused person is...
Do strikes work in Singapore?
Yesterday, the nurses' rights group SG Nightingales made reference to a slogan used during the recent nurse strike in Australia....
LKY once called ST “blooming scoundrels” who spread “vicious propaganda”
In April 1959, the PAP attacked the Straits Times. It was then a fledgling opposition party which still held true...
Hard Truths To Keep Singapore Going After GE2020
Now that GE2020 is over, we can say a few other things that have been lying under the surface that...
FIVE RED LINES that the PAP has crossed
In every relationship, setting boundaries is important. Here are five of our red lines that the PAP has crossed.
Students Advocate For Introduction Of Singapore’s Own Freedom Of Information Bill
The proposal is aimed at establishing the right of citizens to request information from public agencies and establishing requirements for...
