Learning from the Margins
K Shanmugam's Ministerial Statement on Parti Liyani's case cast doubt on her innocence yet again. Let's unpack the "new evidence" he brings up, and journalist Chua Mui Hoong's response to it.
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Over the past week, I've been writing quite a lot about the prosecution of Parti Liyani and access to justice on social media, so I thought I'd do a ro…
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A reflection on some minority experiences in Singapore schools.
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Regarding its response to Covid-19 outbreak, the Singapore government’s narrative so far has been to claim that: (a) the breakout among migrant workers…
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On where my information comes from, and how I decide what to share publicly
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A talk I gave at The Substation on 17 Nov 2018, as part of the 'Crazy Questioning Asians: Building Our Intellectual Traditions' symposium organised by …
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A speech I gave at The Projector on 21 May 2017 for the commemoration of the 30th anniversary of Operation Spectrum.
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