Li Shengwu wins the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship while Li Hongyi continues to work in father’s office
It was reported on TOC that Singaporean economist and academic, Mr Li Shengwu, 38, has been awarded the prestigious Sloan Research…
Singaporean economist Li Shengwu awarded prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for 2023
Singaporean economist and academic, Mr Li Shengwu, has been awarded the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for 2023. Mr Li, who…
AGC’s handling of complaints against SMRT Feedback raises questions of a possible “fix-up job” in Li Shengwu’s charge for contempt of court
The authorities have recently closed investigations into Facebook page SMRT Feedback by The Vigilanteh for a now-deleted seditious post in…
Li Shengwu: “I have decided to pay the fine, in order to buy some peace and quiet.”
Having been tied up in a court battle with the Singapore government over a private Facebook post he made, Li…
Contempt of court case: Li Shengwu expresses disagreement with High Court judgement
Following the High Court’s decision to find him guilty of contempt of court on Wednesday (29 July), Harvard economics professor…
Li Shengwu: AGC contempt proceedings reflect poorly on govt “and its priorities”
The contempt of court proceedings instituted by the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC), which have “taken three years and thousands of pages…
High Court orders Li Shengwu to attend hearings for cross-examination
The High Court on Mon (3 Feb) has ordered Li Shengwu to attend court hearings to be cross-examined in relation…
Li Shengwu withdraws from proceedings to not “dignify” the AGC’s conduct with his participation
Li Shengwu — Harvard economics professor and the nephew of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong — on Wed (22 Jan)…
Li Shengwu: Singapore government is still prosecuting him "after all this time"
Harvard economics professor Li Shengwu has just posted an update on his Facebook page, stating that the Singapore government is…
Li Shengwu wonders the amount of public funds spent on the cases against him and his mother, after Court of Appeal says ok for papers to be served to him in United States