Singapore politics
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Lim Tean Faces Bankruptcy Order and $30,000 Professional Fine
Singaporean lawyer and politician Lim Tean has been named in a bankruptcy order and fined $30,000 by the Court of Three Judges following a disciplinary tribunal.
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Workers’ Party concludes probe into Pritam Singh’s conduct
The Workers’ Party has completed its internal disciplinary investigation into Secretary-General Pritam Singh following his legal conviction, setting the stage for a critical leadership review.
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Pritam Singh Removed as Singapore’s Opposition Leader: WP Faces Critical Crossroads
Singapore’s Workers’ Party leader Pritam Singh has been removed as Leader of the Opposition following convictions for lying. The party now faces a critical decision on whether to nominate a successor or stand in solidarity, impacting its resources and parliamentary…
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Pritam Singh’s Political Future on the Line Amidst Parliamentary Motion and Lying Convictions
Singapore’s Parliament is deliberating a motion concerning Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh’s suitability for office, following his conviction for lying under oath to a Committee of Privileges and the High Court upholding the verdict.
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Singapore Opposition Leader Pritam Singh Loses Appeal Over Lying to Parliament Case
Singapore’s main opposition leader Pritam Singh has lost his appeal against a guilty verdict for misleading a parliamentary committee, a case that has highlighted challenges for political dissent in the city-state.