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Singapore Airlines economy class review - Have Wheelchair Will Travel » Travelling to Europe with Singapore Airliines we thought we'd share a review of the airline's economy class and extra legroom seats Havewheelchairwilltravel.net

Prince William awards the Earthshot Prize to 5 winners and credits the finalists for giving hope » An Indian maker of solar-powered dryers, a soil carbon marketplace and groups that work to make electric car batteries cleaner, restore Andean forests and deter illegal fishing were awarded the Earthshot Prize at a ceremony in Singapore. Apnews.com

Is It Illegal to Sing in Singapore? - Black Dot Research » Black Dot Research is part of the Black Dot Communications Group based in Singapore. We are a market and social research agency specialising in understanding and analysing the views and opinions of Singaporeans. Our agile and robust research methods uncover insights that matter the most to the local landscape. Blackdotresearch.sg

Singapore’s hanging spate to continue as official vows no let-up in tough laws » Convicted drug trafficker Nazeri Lajim was hanged on Friday, the fifth execution in the city state since March. Scmp.com

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Singapore: UN experts urge halt to execution of drug offender with disabilities » UN human rights experts* today urgently appealed to Singapore to definitively halt the execution of Malaysian national Nagaenthran a/l K Dharmalingam, known as Naga, who has psychosocial disabilities. He was originally scheduled to be executed on 10 November for drug offences. “We note that a temporary stay has been granted today until a final appeal can be heard tomorrow. However, we are seriously concerned that, if the appeal is dismissed, he could still be executed imminently,” the experts said. Ohchr.org

How Rapping About Racism in Singapore Resulted in a Jail Sentence » Experts say Subhas Nair’s case speaks to both the effectiveness and limits of the Singapore government’s heavy-handed approach to minimizing uncomfortable discourse. Time.com