Even in communist China, peaceful protests are tolerated.

Chee Siok Chin, on the new Public Order Law

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10 Responses to “What happened to learning from China?”

  1. woodpecker 24 March 2009

    To the Men-In-White,

    Well done. Keep it up!

    Impose more of such silly regulations and we’ll soon overtake North Korea.

  2. tew ah siow 24 March 2009

    China is no more communist, Russia is no more, but The Pore is working towards communist ideology!!

  3. 2cents 24 March 2009

    Tibet peaceful protest allowed? CSC know nothing about China. Dare her go China to protest.

  4. Lepoard skin never ... 24 March 2009

    is what she says not true?
    I kinda agree with her on this aspect.
    I have seen a lot of protests done in china.

  5. if what she say is true,

    then singapore is really too extreme backward

  6. if what she say is true then singapore is really too backward.

    anyone can verify what she say is true?

  7. you know you’re doing something wrong when your human rights record is being compared to china lol

  8. Donaldson Tan 25 March 2009

    2cents #3 and feswe #6

    Communist China does tolerate protests. As long as the protests are within the OB markers, they will be tolerated. Tibet and Taiwan are 2 most well-known Chinese OB markers. The Chinese Authority didn’t clamp down on the parents’ protest over the Melamine Milk incident. The Chinese Authority didn’t clamp down protestors at the Japanese Embassy when the Japanese PM visited the Yasukuni War Memorial Shrine.

  9. dfvdfdfd 25 March 2009

    i think if what donaldson say is really true and back with evidence, then existing mps should bring this out in parliment to debate

  10. pugdragon 25 March 2009

    I wonder if PAP would care if we were to stage a protest at their plans to increase the already-over-optimum-number population thru foreign imports.