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Singapore's Socio-Political Bloggers

March 2010

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    04/11/2009

    SSDP's Let's Talk with Constance Singam

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    Following the Ist episode with Alex Au, they feature Constance Singam, writer and social activist. Singam has been a longtime advocate for women's rights and she shares with us in this interview her views on the political situation in Singapore.http://yoursdp.org

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    This is "making an issue over a non-issue".

    For better or worse, women have been specifically protected (as a special group) in Singapore way before their western sister's started burning bras and marching in the streets singing Helen Reddy de-facto anthem.

    Posted by: Matilah_Singapura | 05/11/2009

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