Category Archives: Features

Paris: Marching to the Beat

That which is impossible in Singapore society, my European politics professor calls France’s national pastime. It is my first evening in Paris and I’m about to bear witness to part of what is quite an extraordinary political movement. I am … Continue reading

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Cambodian Genocide, Thirty Years On…

Summer is ending, but I’m glad to have visited Vietnam and Cambodia, two places I had always wanted to go. Did a mini-docu about the Khmer Rouge with interviews of two genocide survivors. My first docu ever, so it’s rough … Continue reading

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The Burka Debate: Two Sides of the Muslim Veil

Most people, even long time friends, have difficulty pinning her name to a face. Her face is hidden –literally– behind a Muslim veil called the Burka or Niqab. The veil, a symbol of Zakiyah Gangat’s faith, is increasingly at the … Continue reading

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Want to get back at Wall Street? Try this iPod app.

Those bloodsuckers on Wall Street are back at it again, cashing in fat paycheques and even bigger bonuses. There’s nothing very much anyone can do; even Pay Czar Ken Feinberg’s hands are pretty much tied once the investment banks repay … Continue reading

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Gagged No Longer: Controversial Journalist Breaks Silence (Includes interview and first-hand account)

Gagged No Longer: Controversial Journalist Breaks Silence (Includes interview and first-hand account) – I wrote an article for campus paper The Underground. The link given above is a tweaked version meant for a more general public. Meeting a journalist like … Continue reading

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