March, 2009
TOC TV - Tuesday, March 31, 2009 21:47 - 4 Comments
Student panel discuss restrictions for sake of stability
Riz hosts a panel of students from the city-state of Singapore. They discuss their country’s restrictions of many freedoms for the sake of order and stability, as well as relations between the various ethnicities on this prosperous Southeast Asian nation.
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- Human Organ Transplant Act – optimism despite concerns
- Financial crisis has become full-blown economic crisis, says George Yeo
- PM’s health
- The Pope, condoms, AIDs prevention and a controversy
- Reaching the needy? More publicity needed
- TOC Report: Workers’ Party hit by latest spate of resignations
- Third WP candidate from GE 2006 resigns from party
- New faces watching new media
- Foreigners here to stay, reach out to them, says Vivian
- MM Lee on marriage and his daughter, Dr Lee Wei Ling
- Employers still discriminating against older workers
- Getting Singaporeans excited about conservation
- Staying united, moving ahead
- Leaving the world a little better
- The “biggest losers” in these cases were the Singaporean people
- Mahathir to rejoin UMNO after Badawi steps down
- Good bedside manners
- Earth Hour – The world gets ready to switch off
- Cabinet changes – what does it mean for next General Elections?
- An unnatural order
- Sardine City
- Singapore among nations on tax havens “blacklist”? No such list, says OECD
- Beyond dialects and languages
- Courts cannot be led by public opinion, says Chief Justice
- SM Goh’s misdirected attack on the press
- Better put it right, says SM Goh
- The unimpeachable court
- Breaking News: Changes to cabinet appointments
- The relation between GRCs and cabinet appointments
- Can S’poreans conceive failure?
- $20m bonus for CapitaLand’s chief
- MOM takes action against illegal lodging for foreign workers
- Singapore more attractive than Hong Kong, says expat
- Was Minister Lui Tuck Yew confused by AIMs’ recommendations?
- UK primary school shake-up
- NMP Siew Kum Hong opposed amendments to Films Act
- HOTA – Four MPs abstained and one said no
- Rethinking the term “elitism”
- Why duplicate training help schemes?
- JB nursing homes – MOH clarifies
- Press statement from Anwar Ibrahim on repressive actions by Malaysian government
- What happened to learning from China?
- An affront to Singapore’s history
- Singaporeans should be informed of what is going on within our borders, whether legal or not
- WP: Political films “an expression of diverse opinion in a healthy democracy”
- TOC Editorial: A bad law just got worse
- New Films Act restrictions
- An all-and-sundry legislation
- New restrictions to Films Act introduced in the guise of liberalisation
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