Law Society of Singapore: M Ravi ordered to stop legal practice

The Law Society of Singapore has ordered Human Rights lawyer, M Ravi to stop his legal practice until he goes for a medical examination.

Malaysia: Anwar’s conviction sets back rights

The conviction of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim after seven years of politically…

LTA: Summons should have been issued to illegally parked cars

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has concluded through its investigations that the cars…

Forum Asia strongly condemns sodomy conviction of Malaysia’s opposition leader

Forum Asia, a regional human rights group has issued a statement to condemn the decision…

Singapore’s Social Compact Trilemma – The Dynamics of a Critically Uncertain National Future

  By Yeoh Lam Keong “The political problem of mankind is to…

Dr Ting and TOC respond to Mindef’s charge of harassment

On 28 January, Dr Ting Choon Meng received a lawyer’s letter from the…

Workers’ Party to give response in parliament on AGO’s report of its town council’s lapses

Chairman of Aljunied-Hougang-Punggol East Town Council (AHPETC) Ms Sylvia Lim has said that the…

Music helped me during Thaipusam

  By Ravi Philemon In 1965, Mr Lee Kuan Yew reportedly said that…

Thaipusam incident – rhetoric not useful in promoting race relations

By Gangasudhan So we have yet another incident of unrest at Desker…