Singabloodypore

Social and political issues related to Singapore and the South East Asia region. A blog which attempts to do so in a non-trivial manner treating opposing views with the respect they deserve. Contributions are welcomed from all regardless of your political persuasion.

17 Mar 2006

Hundreds marched to Singapore embassy

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The Bangkok Post Bangkok (dpa) - Hundreds of Thai protestors marched on the Singapore embassy Friday renewing calls for a boycott of goods a...

Singapore opposition leader sentenced to day in jail

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The Star SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A Singapore court sentenced an opposition leader to one day in jail and fined him S$6,000 ($3,700) on Friday ...
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High Court Hearing Debates Controversial Issues on what Constitutes Contempt of Court, Freedom of Speech and Political Persecution amongst others

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Date of Hearing: 16th & 17th March 2006 The hearing of Attorney General versus Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) secretary general, Dr Ch...
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Opposition leader braces himself for lengthy jail term

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From The Star. A SINGAPORE opposition leader fears he is facing a lengthy jail term after questioning the independence of the country's ...
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16 Mar 2006

SDP chief Chee found in contempt of court

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Time is GMT + 8 hours Posted: 16 March 2006 1753 hrs By S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia SINGAPORE : Singapore Democratic Party leader Chee Soon J...
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Singapore as regional suicide hub, or Suicidopolis!

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Singapore now a suicide capital Suicide is now a significant public health risk in Singapore, responsible for an average of one death every ...
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15 Mar 2006

Abused maids tell of their ordeals

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From the BBC Debate about the rights of foreign domestic workers in Singapore is continuing, after authorities rejected calls for maids to b...
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Bankrupt opposition leader now faces possible imprisonment

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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 14 March 2006 SINGAPORE: Bankrupt opposition leader now faces possible imprisonment Singapore’s public prosecutor (...
14 Mar 2006

Concern after Singapore broadcaster withdraws from Commonwealth Games

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I would imagine that the decision to remove Singaporean state owned media from the Commonwealth Games coverage might have had something to d...
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Shame Singapore Shame

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Protesters take part in Queen's baton relay A Queen's baton relay runner has campaigned against the practice of capital punishment i...
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