Tag Archive: SAP

Osman Sulaiman: Government Must Work For, Not Against, Singaporeans To Foster Nation Building

The coming presidential election reserved for Malay candidates has divided the nation with some polarised views. Often enough, the PAP gov has been quick to accuse the alternatives as playing racial politics. But the mother of all racist policies originated…
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Damanhuri Abas: High Time Government Treats Madrasahs More Fairly

Four of my five children are in Madrasah. They spanned 3 out of the 6 remaining full-time Madrasah still providing valuable service to the Muslim community. The Madrasah is a vital educational institution serving both iconic and strategic value to…
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Former NYJC Student: I Was Some Of Schoolmates First Malay Friend

The school’s name, Nanyang, refers to the lands south of China, which were in the Chinese sphere of influence for centuries. And the members of Nanyang Junior College’s (NYJC) school management committee were all Chinese. But the Serangoon school’s Chinese…
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Tamil-Hindu Student Felt Real Discrimination And Racism In His Junior College

Post #1: “I entered the next phase of my life in JC not knowing much about the inequalities and discrimination faced by Singaporeans. I was from an English speaking Christian school and mixing around with other races was not much…
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