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Singapore's Socio-Political Bloggers

March 2010

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  • ALJAZEERA
  • Reporters Without Borders
  • Z NET (Left Leaning Magazine)
  • Michael Moore
  • Bill Hicks
  • George Monbiot
  • Sister Country
  • Guardian Newspaper
  • ONEWORLD
  • Human Rights Watch - Singapore
  • Nature Society Singapore
  • AWARE
  • Action For AIDS
  • People Like Us
  • Yawning Bread
  • The Think Centre
  • The Socratic Circle
  • GET AROUND NET CENSORSHIP
  • James Gomez
  • Workers Party
  • DISNEYLAND WITH THE DEATH PENALTY
  • Papers on the Death Penalty
  • Singapore's Death Penalty
  • Singapore-Windows
  • Sintercom
  • Singaporeans For Democracy
  • The Optical
  • Little Speck
  • Singapore Review
  • Forum Asia
  • World Social Forum
  • The Big O
  • The Void Deck
  • The Philosopher's Magazine
  • THINK
  • Charles Mackay
  • OPEN DEMOCRACY
  • The Skeptical Inquirer
  • The Why Files
  • Quack Watch
  • Professor Alan Sokal
  • Americans United for the Separation of Church and State
  • Whats New
  • Know Your Enemy, Creationism
  • The Rudicus Report
  • Political Theory Daily Review
  • Index for Free Expression
  • SammyBoy's Cafe
  • Sg Forums
  • International Freedom of Expression eXchange
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  • AllAfrica.com
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  • Reporters Without Borders
  • Committee to Protect Journalists
  • United Nations
  • Oxfam International
  • Human Rights Watch
  • Arab Women Connect
  • International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Comission
  • Women's Human Rights Net
  • Global Exchange
  • Post Colonial Web
  • Third World Network
  • Focus on the Global South
  • Women's Environment and Development Organization
  • Orient Expat
  • EHRC
  • GoMacau

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    19/11/2009

    Let's Talk with Dr Wong Wee Nam

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    In our Let's Talk series we interview personalities from the opposition as well as civil society. This week we bring you Dr Wong Wee Nam, a physician who was an opposition candidate in the 1997 general elections. Dr Wong continues to be an active player in the blogging and political circles. In this interview, he talks about the climate of fear in Singapore.

     

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