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Ravi Philemon
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Questions raised over POFMA Directive to ‘Political Sophistry’: Hazel Poa and Ravi Philemon weigh in
Progress Singapore Party (PSP)’s Hazel Poa and Red Dot United’s Ravi Philemon express concerns about the recent POFMA correction order issued to ‘Political Sophistry’, questioning the lack of initial full disclosure about Minister Iswaran’s arrest and the balance between CPIB operational judgment and political leaders’ discretion.
Ravi Philemon questions government transparency amidst transport minister’s CPIB investigation
Red Dot United’s Secretary General, Ravi Philemon, urges more transparency and proactive measures against corruption, amid the ongoing investigation by Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau involving Transport Minister S Iswaran.
Unnecessary fees for public sports facilities and the stifling of grassroots soccer in Singapore
Opinion: The government, by imposing unnecessary fees on public sports facilities, inadvertently hinders the growth of grassroots soccer, a crucial tool for uniting communities and fostering national development, thereby contradicting ‘Goal 2034’.
Red Dot United calls for by-election following Tharman’s announcement of resignation: Questions integrity of GRC system
Mr Ravi Philemon, Red Dot United Secretary-General, has raised concerns over Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam’s resignation from the People’s Action Party to run for Presidency, suggesting it could undermine the integrity of Singapore’s GRC system. Mr Philemon called for a by-election in Jurong GRC to ensure continued minority representation.
RDU invites Singaporeans to join their 3rd Anniversary Fundraiser Gala Dinner on 24 June
Singapore’s emerging political party, Red Dot United (RDU), celebrated its third anniversary on 26 May. Marking this milestone, RDU invites supporters and the public to a Fundraiser Gala Dinner on 24 June at Mouth Restaurant. Having made a positive impact since its inception, RDU contested the Jurong GRC in the 2020 General Election, securing over 31,000 votes. Today, the party, rooted in sustainable economics and building a fair society, has a strong team of 150 members and volunteers.
Labour Day 2023: RDU calls for a compassionate society that values workers
On Labour Day, Red Dot United (RDU) reaffirms its commitment to building a compassionate and inclusive society that prioritizes the well-being and dignity of all individuals, including workers.
RDU emphasizes the importance of promoting policies and initiatives that support social justice and reduce inequality, such as implementing a Universal Basic Income (UBI), ensuring access to affordable housing and healthcare, and empowering workers to organize and bargain collectively.
RDU also stresses the need to raise awareness and educate the public about the challenges faced by different groups of workers, including migrant and low-wage workers. By striving for a compassionate society, the party envisions a just and equitable future where all workers’ contributions are valued and respected.
