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Lawyers question Ho Ching’s view of Law Society as governance concerns dismissed as “side quarrels”

Lawyers Challenge Ho Ching’s Perspective on Law Society’s Role Background Recent comments made by Ho Ching, the wife of Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, regarding the Law Society have sparked a debate among legal professionals. Ho Ching suggested that the Law Society primarily serves as a regulatory body, downplaying its broader responsibilities. Lively Debate…

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Why penalising care won’t solve Singapore’s insurance crisis — and may deepen it

Health Minister Introduces Reforms to Sustain Private Healthcare Singapore’s Health Minister, Ong Ye Kung, recently announced reforms in the insurance sector aimed at sustaining private healthcare by reducing premiums. The objective behind these reforms is to ensure the long-term viability of private healthcare services in the country. Potential Unintended Consequences of the Reforms However, some…

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Gunfire, injuries reported at Sydney’s Bondi beach, two people in custody

Multiple Injuries Reported in Sydney Incident Several individuals were reportedly injured in an incident in Sydney, as per sources from The Sydney Morning Herald. Additionally, television networks Sky and ABC broadcasted footage showing individuals lying on the ground. Situation Overview The incident in Sydney has resulted in multiple injuries, with the exact number of casualties…

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Mother shocked after son downloads inappropriate game

Facebook Post Sparks Discussions on Children’s Digital Activities A recent Facebook post has ignited conversations surrounding the importance of monitoring children’s online activities and the potential dangers associated with unsupervised access to mobile games. The post, which gained significant attention on social media platforms, has brought to light the need for increased awareness and vigilance…

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From protection to restriction: How Singapore’s contempt law moved beyond its 2016 promises

The Evolution of Singapore’s Contempt Law Singapore’s contempt law, once hailed as a safeguard for justice, has undergone a significant transformation over the years. Initially promised to only target egregious cases, the application of the law has shifted towards a more restrictive approach. Intent has become irrelevant, risk is broadly defined, and individuals engaging in…

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FGV sambung operasi ladang selepas Terengganu lanjut remedi

Felda and FGV Confirm Normal Operations Despite Terengganu Extending Remediation Period The Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) and Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad (FGV) have announced that their operations will continue as usual despite the state of Terengganu extending the remediation period until January 7. Background on Felda and FGV Felda is a Malaysian government…

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Singapore’s civic space still rated as ‘repressed’ in latest CIVICUS report

Singapore’s Civic Space Rated as ‘Repressed’ in 2025 CIVICUS Monitor Report Singapore’s civic space has been categorized as ‘repressed’ in the 2025 report by CIVICUS Monitor. This classification is based on the continued utilization of restrictive laws, digital censorship, and measures taken against activists, journalists, and peaceful protesters in the Asia-Pacific region. Key Findings from…

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Kerajaan Sabah rombak GLC

Ketua Menteri Hajiji Noor Emphasizes the Need for Restructuring to Support Transformation Ketua Menteri Hajiji Noor, the Chief Minister of Sabah, recently expressed his appreciation for the leadership of his predecessors while also emphasizing the necessity of restructuring to facilitate the ongoing transformation efforts in the state. Recognition of Past Leadership In his statement, Ketua…

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