Singapore’s Malay Dilemma
By Murray Hunter How safe, secure and successful do Singaporean Malays feel? There has always been a feeling among Singapore’s ethnic Malays that they are second-class citizens within their own … Continue Reading →
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Singapore Halal Unit Under New Questions
By Murray Hunter Note: This is the third article on the scandal plaguing the halal industry in Singapore. Hunter’s detemination to expose the irregularities in the halal industry have prompted … Continue Reading →
Is Singapore, our friend or foe?
The greatest fear of the Singapore government is a Malaysia that is better governed and less corrupt. The extraordinary events in Malaysia over the past few years, plus the courageous … Continue Reading →
Malaysians in Singapore and around the world are gearing up to vote in GE14
Global Bersih·FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 28 March 2018 Global Bersih is appalled that the Malaysian government has actively discouraged Malaysians from exercising their basic civil right of voting. Deputy Home … Continue Reading →
SINGAPORE Government wants to ban coverage of terrorist attacks
Press release: Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the absurd provisions of a bill unveiled this week in Singapore that would prohibit photo and video reporting from the scene of a terrorist … Continue Reading →
Could Malaysians living in Singapore turn the tide in favour of Pakatan Harapan, in GE-14?
A Singaporean lawyer says: The Malaysian general election (GE14) is due to be called anytime from now, but no later than Aug 24. Following the declaration by the opposition front … Continue Reading →
Rebuilding Malaysia… and Singapore
Both Malaysia and Singapore are like twins separated at birth. What happens in Malaysia has ramifications in Singapore and vice versa. Here is the link for the first official write … Continue Reading →