Gender and the death penalty
A short reflection on how women are affected by the death penalty in Singapore, even though it is mainly men who are sentenced to death.
In print: Singapore Will Always Be At War
My essay, which won the Portside Review Human Rights Essay Prize, is now available in print.
The Singapore I Recognise: Now in Chinese!
My book has been translated and is now available in Taiwan (and beyond, maybe)!
Singapore Must Always Have Hope
It’s a challenge to tell the story of Singapore’s war on drugs and its victims, but we keep going because we must.
A real journalist?
“Am I a journalist?” I started with this question, and as I followed it down the path I realised it isn’t just a simple question about a profession or career choice.
Book birthday
The Singapore I Recognise: Essays on home, community and hope was officially launched a year ago today.
Writing with feeling
I, too, want to be a writer and creator who feels free. But there are some days when I wonder if it’s too late to unravel the knots I’ve tied myself up in.
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