Article 14

In April this year the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) announced that they have in their possession a database ...

We've had our blackout online protest.  We have done our offline protest at Hong Lim Park.  The blogging community has made a loud enoug...

Singapore has come some way since the days of near absolute information control and a pervasive climate of fear.  As a teenager in the 1980s...

When I blogged on Tuesday about MDA's decision to bring ten news sites under licensing conditions, there was no subsidiary legislation y...

It has started.  After much discussion about a Code of Conduct for online content providers, bloggers, news sites, etc. (and after much resi...

I've been awfully busy and have taken some time off blogging.  But, some pretty interesting things have been going on that warrant some ...

In 2010, the US Diplomatic Cable leaks caught the public's attention in a big way with the global media going on a frenzy of reporting...

In this post, I have decided to address something personal instead of the usual socio-political and legal stuff.  But, I guess in a way the ...

For too long, too many Singaporeans have lived in fear of voting for the opposition.  This is not the kind of fear that involves wondering i...

Firstly, I am not a Punggol East resident.  But, the dynamics of this by-election is quite different from the Hougang by-election and I was ...

Fact:   Straits Times published on 10 June 2013, the results of a poll it claimed to have conducted amongst Punggol East residents after the...

Let me first declare that I am a Son of Bukit Ho Swee (or maybe Son of Kandang Kerbau), whatever relevance that might have to my credibility...

2011 was a watershed year in the politics of Singapore.  With the General Elections and Presidential Elections sending strong signals to t...