MARUAH Pillar Talk – Human Rights in Singapore History: Questions, Assertions or Parenthesis?

MARUAH is launching the first of its quarterly Pillar Talk Series on Human Rights titled "Human Rights in Singapore History: Questions, Assertions or Parenthesis?"

Bridging Gaps- Malaysian and PRC Scholars Speak of Struggles

Sexual harassment and sanctity of the workspace

Ravi Philemon calls for legislation to protect against sexual harassment in workplaces

Ho Ching and western names

“One nephew, when he was in school, asked his parents’ permission to adopt a western name.  His mother Ho Ching told him: ‘In China, only waiters...

The Moratorium on the Mandatory Death Penalty campaign

For easier access, the following is a listing of all the articles and videos published on TOC regarding the Mandatory Death Penalty

When discretion could have saved a life: the case of Rozman bin Jusoh

If the death penalty had not been mandatory, the judges would have been able to take into account Rozman’s subnormal intellect (he had an IQ of...

Australian court says presumption of guilt a subversion

“In our view, there is no reasonable justification, let alone any ‘demonstrable’ justification, for reversing the onus of proof in connection with the possession offence. As...