K Shanmugam accused of misleading Parliament on “fugitive” label, disregarding context of LHY’s statement

Former Singaporean political activist Tan Wah-Piow accused Minister Shanmugam of misleading Parliament and unfairly attacking Lee Hsien Yang and his wife. Tan argued that LHY was not obligated to assist the police and was pushed into being a “fugitive from injustice.” He also criticized the Minister for character assassination and the People’s Action Party for targeting perceived political threats.

29 July 1987: Chiam’s finest hour (part one)

MP Chiam See Tong was the lone voice in Parliament in 1987 calling for the detainees to be freed.

Let the people judge

In his book, Tan Wah Piow refutes allegations of being a “Marxist”. Andrew Loh.

Remembering the 22

100 turn up for solemn gathering to remember 21 May 1987. Andrew Loh

Teo Soh Lung – In her own words (Part Two)

“We have internalised so much fear that we are not even aware of our own fear.”

The Marxist Conspiracy – Not forgetting the evil things that have already been done!

By Ravi Philemon.

Straits Times of May ’87 – Four days of government statements on “Marxist Conspiracy”

The first four days of detailed coverage of “Marxist plot” carried only govt’s statements.

May 1987 – A conspiracy un-proved

Till this day, doubts of the govt’s accusations remain. Andrew Loh.