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Weekly Wraps

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The public service? Politicised? Surely not?!

This week: Karl Liew pleads guilty, and Lawrence Wong says the public service shouldn't be politicised, which definitely hasn't already happened definitely no more questions

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More Lee family feud side drama

This week: Further action might be taken against Progress Singapore Party NCMP Leong Mun Wai over a Facebook post, and human rights lawyer M Ravi is given a five-year suspension.

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Harassment and human rights reports

This week: Yet another investigation into human rights lawyer M Ravi, and Singapore doesn't look that great in human rights reports...

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Who uses an awards ceremony for kids to kpkb about their rival? 😒

This week: Teo Chee Hean "hijacks" the Edusave Awards, questions are asked about senior leadership at SPH Media, and MOM sticks to mediation-first approach against workplace discrimination.

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This Lee family soap opera just won’t end

This week: Here we go again with the Lee family feud.

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"This response doesn't work? Let's double down."

This week: Deterrence isn't working out when it comes to drugs, so the government wants more deterrence.

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Budgets, KPIs, and conflicts of interest

This week: the government offers increased grants for first-time buyers of HDB resale flats, but could that push up the price?

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Evidence and accountability

This week: The government might appeal a court decision that granted a man $20,000 in damages for wrongful imprisonment.

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Inadequate information, inadequate understanding

This week: A commentary asking the questions lots of Singaporeans have about the decision not to prosecute former senior management of KOM for their roles in a ginormous bribery scandal vanishes off the Singapore Law Watch website.

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Wrongful imprisonment and questions about Singapore and Myanmar

This week: Catching up on the news of a man being awarded $20,000 for wrongful imprisonment, and on a report that implicates Singapore in Myanmar's weapons production.