According to GOH LI SIAN, RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY COORDINATOR, AWARE’s letter ”Most govt reports do not deal with policies’ budgetary impact” (Today, May 21) – “While these (Government) reports provide some helpful information, they do not tend to address the impact of…
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A new rule requiring children to live for at least 21/2 years at the addresses they used to apply for primary school has been introduced, with parents largely supportive of the change. Beginning this year, those who gain priority admission…
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Law enforcement officers arrested 89 people for various offences in a three-day operation to weed out illegal activities, the police said on Monday. These included voluntarily allowing their bank accounts to be utilised by unlicensed moneylenders, suspected involvement in vice,…
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By Michael Y.P. Ang In recent years, there have been loud calls to exclude religion from the public sphere in Singapore. Singapore is widely seen as a secular state because it has no official religion. But there’s more to secularism…
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Come and support our Income Inequality forum this coming Saturday 30 May from 230pm to 5pm at 04-41 Bras Basah Complex. We face a crisis situation now whereby our income growth lags behind that of inflation for the past decade….
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