Following Attorney General’s Chambers’ move to file its application for proceedings against late Lee Kuan Yew’s grandson, Li Shengwu for Contempt of Court on Friday (4 August), Li published a letter which he had sent to AGC on 4 August 2017. The letter include Mr Li’s defence against AGC’s claims against him, stating that it had taken his post completely …

I am intrigued by the Attorney General’s Chambers’ (AGC) decision to launch proceedings against Li Shengwu for a private Facebook post which it claims to be an “egregious and baseless attack on the Singapore Judiciary”. Not because it sued, as the act does seem to fit Singapore government’s litigious nature and AGC’s SOP but for the fact that it is taking action …

The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) has filed an application in the High Court for leave to commence committal proceedings against Mr Li Shengwu for contempt of court in connection with the publication of a Facebook post made by Mr Li. In a statement by AGC on Friday, it highlighted the earlier post that Mr Li had posted on 15 July, AGC …