I am a member of the Press working as a Web Coordinator for
Project Eyeball newspaper, under SPH. I have been given the
responsibility of organising our publication's coverage of a
forthcoming conference on 'Safe Internet Surfing', entitled Safe
Surfing 2001 (further details at: www.safesurfing2001.com) from 22-24 Feb 2001. I hope
the legal or other expert community out there can help me out with
this.
Basically, one important area I wish to cover for our readership is
that of Internet censorship and the legal ground surrounding this
area in Singapore itself. I know there is a certain lack of public
awareness here and I want to put that right with an FAQ on our
site. Questions which may seem obvious such as "Will I get
prosecuted if I accidentally stumble across a porn site ?" etc. as
well as more in depth examples, to be decided upon in the near
future.
If anyone with suitable expertise, would care to help us in
answering these questions in a pointed and suitable clear way, we
would be tremendously grateful.
Also, we anticipate giving readers the chance to ask their own
questions on the legal issues surrounding the matter of Internet
surfing in general. If someone would kindly offer to assist us in
answering a reasonable and pre-selected amount of those (certainly
nothing excessive), we would also be grateful.
In the interests of knowledge, empowerment et al, I hope very much
you will respond positively to my request. We would be happy to
offer a subscription to the printed Project Eyeball
(http://eyeball.asia1.com.sg) at a very discounted rate.
Please email: [email protected], or call 730
5829.
Thanks...