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Well, fake news are illegal there. It's a different approach to the "western" one with pros and cons. As for gay rights, I am sure Singapore will revisit polici
by tokamak 5y ago
Well, fake news are illegal there. It's a different approach to the "western" one with pros and cons. As for gay rights, I am sure Singapore will revisit policies as soon as the neighboring Muslim countries will open up for some changes.
- radicaldreamer 5y agoLiving in Singapore sure seems to make people unable to deal with perfectly valid criticism.
- samuel 5y agoDifferent as in completely wrong.
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- autokad 5y agoactually I think its illegal to criticize the government even if its true.
- ValentineC 5y agoWhere? Singapore? It's not illegal per se, but public criticism (not private; I know many civil servants who'll be happy to criticise some of our government's execution in person) is highly discouraged if they value a career in the civil service or any of the many organisations the PAP has their tentacles in.
- autokad 5y agowhen I was doing study abroad in Singapore, there was a class on corruption in south east Asian governments. However, they were not allowed to discuss Singapore in that class.