Amos is free – but Government has questions to answer for
PM Lee ; Yee Amos Yee today walks free – battered, perhaps bruised, but nonetheless with ...
Day: 6 July 2015
4 weeks jail for Amos Yee
Amos Yee Amos Yee has been sentenced to four weeks imprisonment, for charges relating to creating a ...
Civil Society joint statement on the persecution of Amos Yee
The Community Action Network and Think Centre are deeply concerned about the deteriorating health of Amos Yee. We understand Yee ...
Hong Kong’s open letter to PM Lee: Dissent is Not Demented
Open letter addressed to Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong from Hong Kong NGOs Dear Mr. Lee, Dissent is Not Demented! ...
Making friends out of neighbours
Singapore Kindness Movement Encourages Neighbours To Face The Music, And Each Other Singapore, 6 July 2015 ...
It’s ok to be scared, PAP, just don’t push it on citizens
PAP's organising secretary, Ng Eng Hen By Howard Lee By now, it would have been blatantly ...
SG High Commissioner rebuts The Economist on freedom of speech in Singapore
By TREmeritus The Economist writing about the media situation in Singapore last month (‘Zip it‘, 24 Jun) talked about Singapore ...
The intolerance and extremism of Kallang Leisure Mall
By Qwerty What Kallang Leisure Mall (KLM) did to keep soldiers out is no different from the intolerance and extremism ...
If you support the freedom to love, why aren’t you supporting freedom of speech?
By AL Hey gays (and straight allies), where were you in the #freeAmosYee protest today? There were 28,000 of you ...
Freedom of expression – a struggle by us, and with us
By Howard Lee The recent lecture and discussion featuring journalism professor Cherian George, blogger Alex Au and film-maker Ken Kwek, ...