FORUM-ASIA and CIVICUS have called on Singapore to drop all charges against activist Jolovan Wham for participating in peaceful gatherings. The groups expressed concern over the...
Activist Jolovan Wham was charged on 3 February with five counts of attending public assemblies without a permit, related to vigils held for drug traffickers executed...
Singaporean activist Jolovan Wham faces five charges for participating in public assemblies without a permit, linked to vigils outside Changi Prison held ahead of the executions...
Prominent Singaporean activist Jolovan Wham asserts that advocating for civil rights will remain challenging in Singapore due to the ruling party's dominance. In a podcast interview...
by Jolovan Wham The right to freedom of assembly is a fundamental and constitutional right of all Singaporeans. Louis Ng should never have been investigated for holding...
The Singapore Attorney-General’s Chamber (AGC) has told local media that Nee Soon Group Representative Constituency (GRC) Member of Parliament, Louis Ng will not be charged for...
by Jolovan Wham I was released last Friday after spending 15 days in Changi prison for a one-person assembly which lasted 15 seconds. I had a small...
Civil rights activist and social worker Jolovan Wham took to Facebook on Sunday (21 March) to point out that he was invited as the guest of...
by Teo Soh Lung I was in the spanking new state of the art Court No. 32A of the State Courts on 15 February 2021 where...
by Teo Soh Lung Jolovan Wham pleaded guilty to three charges today: Illegal assembly for participating in a peaceful protest in trains using the 1987 Marxist...
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