CNA Explains: Smart glasses and the law in Singapore – when does filming a stranger cross the line?
Filming in public is not automatically illegal, since a person generally has no expectation of privacy in that setting, a lawyer says.
Filming in public is not automatically illegal, since a person generally has no expectation of privacy in that setting, a lawyer says.
schools
Before considering bolder changes, we need to decide how to balance individual competitiveness and our collective values, say SMU’s Jacqueline Ho, NIE’s Jason Tan and NUS’ Vincent Chua....
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Other netizens say they’ve seen similar massage booths approach seniors with heavily promoted packages.
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For her family, everyday life flows easily between greenery, play and daily errands – showing how thoughtful HDB planning can turn a new town into somewhere people love to live....
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Hi-Tek Construction’s approach at MacPherson Weave spanned worker welfare, resident support and stakeholder management.
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Vico Construction overcame a manpower crunch and used precast construction to save about time at Tampines GreenOpal.
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Chiu Teng Construction re-sequenced works, tightened safety measures and adopted just-in-time delivery of materials to keep the project on track.
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A pregnant Singaporean with a high-risk pregnancy says her employer refused flexible WFH arrangements despite her doctor’s recommendation and a gruelling 1.5-hour commute each way....
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safety
A man in his 50s reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest at nightclub Zouk on Sep. 19 and collapsed. Fortunately, a Good Samaritan in the crowd stepped forward and performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on him. What happened The incident first came to light after one of the m...
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He marvelled at the churches, mosques, Jewish community and lack of visible religious tension. Then came his verdict: Singapore is “strange”.
