Tag Archives: PAP

PM Lee is seeking another S$129,327 in legal costs and disbursements from blogger Leong Sze Hian after winning the libel suit. To recap, Leong was sued for sharing on his Facebook an article falsely linking PM Lee to the 1MDB corruption scandal in Malaysia. Following the defamation suit, the high …

On 17 December 2015, blogger Roy Ngerng was found guilty for a blogpost that had allegedly defamed the Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore, and he was ordered by the Supreme Court to pay the PM S$150,000 in damages. Following the success of Leong Sze Hian in raising S$133,000 …

He and his lawyer, Lim Tean, has been asking for donations ever since he was found guilty of defaming Lee Hsien Loong by simply sharing a Facebook post.

It is Mr Salim's first and last time at a MPS. This is why we cannot have a part-time MP. But what can we say? As long as the elites are in power, our concerns will fall on deaf ears.

It scored the lowest out of all Town Councils for FY2019. And in 2020, Heng suddenly moved to East Coast GRC. Does this mean he doesn't have to answer to Tampines residents? How did he even manage his own Town Council?

Some haters have been gloating that Jamus Lim is too quiet ever since he won Sengkang GRC. But over the past few weeks, he and the Workers’ Party have proposed many new, open and liberal ideas, contrary to the rigid PAP. These ideas will take Singapore forward and give us …

TOC's Editor Terry Xu had his items confiscated again. How many times have we seen it happen? Is this part of a desperate attempt to silence people who speak up?

Our loyal reader Justin shares his views on Budget 2021 and what it entails.

Journalist Kirsten Han asks Singaporeans to show solidarity with the Myanmar people "by raising this issue in Singapore too, and by lobbying our elected officials on this."

Blackouts, leftover rubbish, discarded bulky items and high rise littering of tampons with blood in them are a frequent sight in MacPherson, according to a reader.