If a political system survives long enough, its distortions and unfairness become normalised, writes Paul Tambyah, chairman of the Singapore Democratic Party.
If a political system survives long enough, its distortions and unfairness become normalised, writes Paul Tambyah, chairman of the Singapore Democratic Party.
Overseas Singaporean voters discuss the diaspora’s role in deepening democracy, and why they’re determined to cast their ballots in the upcoming general election.
When the government reflects its people, society as a whole wins.
A pre-election commentary by a member of the Workers’ Party.
As in the past, the push towards greater queer equality will come not from politicians but from the community itself.
In an era with rapidly changing socio-political norms, is K Shanmugam, law and home affairs minister, an asset or a liability for the PAP?
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