Tag Archives: JUSTICE

NUS is under fire after an undergrad accused it of letting a perverted man off leniently. The man was caught for recording her in the school's shower but let off after a 12 month conditional warning. From her social media post, the school told her to keep quiet after getting the man to write her an apology letter. She is disgraced that NUS wanted to keep things hush hush and is rallying support for people to voice out against these injustices. If these perverts are let off so easily, who can say for sure that they will not commit the same offence again?

Our reader is unhappy that she has to give up her Singapore citizenship for a New Zealand one, having lived there for 20 years with her lesbian partner. She thinks it's a move to deny her vote as the government is becoming more 'fundamentalist'.

Our reader alerted us of a fight that broke out between 2 young men at Clarke Quay and wants to seek justice for the one who was attacked. Does anyone know what's going on?

The National Pledge to build a system based on justice and equality is a sham under the PAP.

The UN Human Rights Office for South-East Asia condemns the execution of Malaysian national Prabagaran Srivijayan. It noted the increase of executions in Singapore and was concerned about how they are conducted in "secretive" manner. "We reiterate our position that drugs related offences are not considered as a ‘most serious crime’ under international law and should not carry the death penalty. We also reiterate previous calls to the Singaporean government to immediately instate a moratorium on the use of the death penalty, which we believe has no place in the 21st century."

The Attorney-General's Chambers' decision to file a criminal reference to the Supreme Court could redefine all future sentences for church and charity leaders in Singapore and see Kong Hee and the other City Harvest Church leaders' sentences increased to up to 20 years, say law experts.

The family of Elsie Lie Lek Chee, who was murdered by her fiance, Gabriel Lee Haw Ling, on 30 March 2012, has created a petition addressed to the courts demanding justice for their deceased family member.

A Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) senior human resource executive, Vivien Teoh Yi Wen, 27 received 1 year's jail for stabbing her husband to death with a fatal wound inflicted to his heart. The sentence, which will be backdated to her remand on 1st September last year, will allow Teoh to be released in September this year.

A former director of the technology department at the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) walked free today despite being originally sentenced to a 10 year jail term last year after he was found guilty of misappropriating two iPads.

I am writing on behalf of the grief stricken friends and family of my dearest best friend, Sivaneswaran. He was killed on the 28th of May 02:50am in an apartment in Bangkok which he shared with his lover and 4 years old son. Initial post mortem shows 'Cerebral Anoxia' (lack of oxygen to the brain), manual strangulation to his neck. He also received multiple blows on the left side of his head and nose, teeth marks were found on both hands. A man's life has been taken. Yet, the Bangkok authorities have actually released the two men involved in the incident. One of them, Siva's lover's ex-husband and a friend he brought along.