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A proposed Singapore law can keep serious offenders in prison indefinitely, but will it infringe on rights? - Vimarsana News

A proposed Singapore law can keep serious offenders in prison indefinitely, but will it infringe on rights?

Some experts say the proposed law infringes on ‘open justice’ and raise concerns over how assessments of offenders would be conducted.

Source: scmp.com
Legal experts say overseas national security-related laws referenced for Hong Kong's Article 23 are 'overbroad', 'excessive' - Vimarsana News

Legal experts say overseas national security-related laws referenced for Hong Kong's Article 23 are 'overbroad', 'excessive'

Consultation paper on city’s coming legislation cites 22 national security-related laws in different countries.

Source: scmp.com
Singaporean businessman who 'showed susceptibility' to foreign influence served notice under anti-foreign interference law - Vimarsana News

Singaporean businessman who 'showed susceptibility' to foreign influence served notice under anti-foreign interference law

Philip Chan, 59, is believed to be the first person to be served such a notice under the Foreign Interference Countermeasures Act that came into force in December.

Source: scmp.com
Malaysian Unity Government's power was retained but constrained in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Malaysian Unity Government's power was retained but constrained in 2023

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has withstood Malaysia’s unofficial ‘referendum’ on his party, but must continue to unite factions and implement strong policies to retain power.

A Singaporean Chinese saw himself as a white supremacist. 'Angry maleness' and racial misbeliefs could be why - Vimarsana News

A Singaporean Chinese saw himself as a white supremacist. 'Angry maleness' and racial misbeliefs could be why

In light of the case of the radicalised 16-year-old, one expert is calling on communities to better appreciate diverse religious and cultural identities.