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Controversial bill tabled to strengthen racial harmony in Singapore
The Racial Harmony Bill introduced by the Ministry of Home Affairs seeks to preserve unity through measures like Restraining ...
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Hazel Poa urges safeguards and support mechanisms for scams bill
Hazel Poa, Secretary-General of the Progress Singapore Party, supported the Protection from Scams Bill passed on 7 January ...
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Progress Singapore Party volunteer files police report alleging harassment during walkabout
PSP volunteer Stella Stan Lee has filed a police report alleging harassment by individuals during a walkabout in Choa Chu ...
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SingPost’s domestic services unaffected by executive dismissals, says Tan Kiat How
The government confirmed on 7 January that SingPost’s domestic postal services were unaffected by the dismissal of three top ...
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Progress Singapore Party accuses PAP supporters of harassment during Choa Chu Kang walkabout
Progress Singapore Party member S Nallakaruppan alleged harassment by purported PAP supporters during a walkabout in Choa Chu ...
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Faishal Ibrahim: Removing mandatory minimum sentences in traffic bill not a leniency signal
Singapore’s Parliament passed a law on 7 January amending mandatory minimum sentences for first-time dangerous and careless driving offenders. The new Road Traffic (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill ...
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Singapore studying Australia’s social media age limit law to safeguard young users
Singapore shares Australia’s goal of protecting young users by limiting social media access. Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Rahayu Mahzam said the Government is studying ...