Benjamin Cheah and Chong Woon Hien/ Photos by Han Thon and Sebestian Song A kind of hush fell. Outside the ballroom, conversations grew shorter, quieter. Heads...
by: Lisa Li/ On 18 June 2011, a crowd more than ten thousand-strong turned Hong Lim Park into a giant pink party1: there were pink T-shirts,...
by: Bryan Choong We saw 10,000 people showing up to show support for PinkDot yesterday. Today the Facebook, Internet portals and mainstream press covered the event...
by: Otto Fong/ My friends, gay brothers gay sisters, straight brothers and straight sisters, welcome! My name is Otto Fong. Some of you may know me...
Media release by the organisers of Pink Dot/ Over 10,000 pink-attired Singaporeans turned Hong Lim Park into a sea of pink, where they gathered – for...
by: Liew Kai Khiun/ This article first appeared HERE during the General Election 2011 period. We want to thank Liew Kai Khiun for giving us permission...
by: Dana Lam, Potong Pasir Voter/ Etched in my memory is an image of a lone and visibly worn Mr Chiam See Tong submitting to a...
Kirsten Han / As a little girl (and even now), I loved listening to my grandfather’s stories of his childhood and old Singapore. In the telling...
Chiam See Tong may belong to an older generation and the man may pass from the pages of Singapore’s history. But let us, the younger generation...
Chiam See Tong will be remembered as a man with dogged determination.