Man fined S$1,000 for destroying PAP election poster, says he acted “out of frustration”
A 48-year-old man was fined S$1,000 on Thursday (4 Feb) for destroying a People’s Action Party (PAP) poster during the ...
A 48-year-old man was fined S$1,000 on Thursday (4 Feb) for destroying a People’s Action Party (PAP) poster during the ...
by Robin Low When will Singapore have a non-Chinese prime minister? It is 2021, and are we still divided by ...
The ballot papers and other documents used in the General Election (GE) last year will be destroyed on 16 January, ...
The Workers’ Party (WP) chief and Leader of the Opposition (LO) Pritam Singh took to his Facebook on Monday (14 ...
Two men have been charged on Wednesday (25 November) under the Parliamentary Elections Act for defacing, destroying, or removing election ...
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made history over the weekend as she became the first-ever Kiwi leader to win ...
In a statement on Monday (12 Oct), human rights organisation MARUAH expressed its concerns over the statement issued by the ...
Several international and regional civil society organisations have called on the Government to immediately withdraw its police report against independent ...
The socio-political website New Naratif, which founded and managed by historian Thum Ping Tjin, was recently accused by the Assistant ...
A mobile phone and laptop have been seized by the Singapore Police from Dr Thum Ping Tjin, managing director of ...