SINGAPORE, Jun 7 (IPS) - When Lee Hsien Loong
became Singapore’s prime minister after his father, Lee Kuan Yew,
four years ago, he encouraged citizens to "feel free to express
diverse views, pursue unconventional ideas, or simply be
different". Today, these hopes for a city-state that can be more
relaxed about criticism and more open to frank debate appear to
have been too high.
MEDIA-SINGAPORE: Restrictions Follow
Critics to Cyberspace
By Lin Quan Zhong - Asia Media Forum