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Goodbye and good riddance, Section 377A! 🏳️🌈
This week we wave goodbye to Section 377A, while taking note of the issues thrown up in the parliamentary debate over its repeal.
Money, money, money (and POFMA)
This week: Yeoh Lam Keong gets another POFMA order, and Temasek Holdings writes down its investment in failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
Taking the fight to the state
In which I announce that I've taken steps to take the AGC to court.
Vote PAP or the sky might fall (allegedly)
This week: Some OTT rhetoric at the PAP party conference, a new bill on late-stage capital cases, and DISCOUNTS.
Branson rejects debate challenge, swimmers get fined for weed consumption
This week: Richard Branson refuses to take the bait and debate Shanmugam, national swimmers get slapped with fines for smoking weed abroad, and the risks of delivery riders working long hours to earn more.
The long-awaited book (update)
It's been a long time since I've written an update on how my book project is going!
Maybe Shanmugam should debate the International Bar Association too
This week, we have a bit of a fuss over a challenge to a duel (sorry, I meant debate), and talk about what Rishi Sunak's rise to power means for Singapore's "not ready for non-Chinese PM" narrative.
Why talk to Richard Branson? Talk to Singaporeans.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has challenged Sir Richard Branson to debate K Shanmugam on the death penalty for drugs on live TV. But why go to such lengths when they could simply heed the voices of Singaporeans?
Constitutional amendments, films, and conditional warnings
Lots this week, from proposed constitutional amendments to my own bizarre experience with the police.
Is it normal that the cops want to talk to you for ??? reason
In which the police want to talk to me about a Facebook post, but won't tell me if there's an offence they're investigating, or even an investigation at all.