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Re: Over 300 turn up to candlelight vigil at hong lim park in support of hong kong

No heckling this time? So sad.

Re: Over 300 turn up to candlelight vigil at hong lim park in support of hong kong

If the sinkie police are not happy, then do body search on everyone lah.. Remind simi lan.

Re: Over 300 turn up to candlelight vigil at hong lim park in support of hong kong

[h=1]POLICE QUESTION HONG KONGERS WHO PARTICIPATED IN CANDLELIGHT VIGIL WITHOUT PERMIT[/h]


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A candlelight vigil was held at Hong Lim Park on Wednesday evening to show Singaporeans' solidarity with Hong Kong protesters, but the police are now questioning some of the attendees.
Police had spoken to organisers of the vigil and reminded them that it was illegal for foreigners to gather there without a permit under the Public Order Act.
While organisers made an announcement to the approximately 300 people who showed up reminding them that foreigners were not allowed, it seems some Hong Kongers still chose to stay and now, some of them are being questioned by police.

So far, no arrests have been made in relation to the incident but they reminded the public that only Singaporeans and Permanent Residents are allowed to take part in demonstrations which are held at Hong Lim Park. This is part of the terms and conditions stated for the park under NPark's rules.

Foreigners are only allowed to participate in events there if they have a permit from the police.

The police did clarify that foreigners can observe events but they cannot participate.

What may constitute participation includes the chanting of slogans, waving of flags, holding placards, giving speeches or otherwise participating in what is happening.








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"The Speakers' Corner is a designated site for Singapore Citizens to speak freely on issues as long as they do not touch on racial or religious matters ... While foreigners are allowed to work or live here, they have to abide by our laws. They should not import their domestic issues from their countries into Singapore and conduct activities which can disturb public order," the police spokesperson explained.

The participants at the Candlelight Vigil on Wednesday sang Cantonese songs, held umbrellas, lit candles, and wrote messages of support for the people in Hong Kong.

Organiser of the event, Jolovan Wham, explained that he is not aware of who the Hong Kongers are that are being questioned and he is not currently being questioned himself.

Occupy Central in Sinkapore ?

<<< “In response to media queries, police confirm that several foreigners are currently assisting with investigations into offences under the Public Order Act. No arrest has been made. The Speakers’ Corner [the site of the event] is a designated site for Singapore citizens to speak freely on issues as long as they do not touch on racial or religious matters. Only Singapore citizens and permanent residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers’ Corner. Foreigners and organizers of assemblies and processions involving foreigners are required to obtain a police permit before they can use the Speakers’ Corner.

"While foreigners are allowed to work or live here, they have to abide by our laws. They should not import their domestic issues from their countries into Singapore and conduct activities which can disturb public order. Those who break the law will be seriously dealt with.” >>> SCMP 3 Oct 2014

Re: Occupy Central in Sinkapore ?

lianbeng replies: Occupy HongLim Park lor!

Re: Occupy Central in Sinkapore ?

Reddog said:

<<< “In response to media queries, police confirm that several foreigners are currently assisting with investigations into offences under the Public Order Act. No arrest has been made. The Speakers’ Corner [the site of the event] is a designated site for Singapore citizens to speak freely on issues as long as they do not touch on racial or religious matters. Only Singapore citizens and permanent residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers’ Corner. Foreigners and organizers of assemblies and processions involving foreigners are required to obtain a police permit before they can use the Speakers’ Corner.

"While foreigners are allowed to work or live here, they have to abide by our laws. They should not import their domestic issues from their countries into Singapore and conduct activities which can disturb public order. Those who break the law will be seriously dealt with.” >>> SCMP 3 Oct 2014

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Who is the farktard from home team who said that? Didn't he know this of speech is special privilege of npark director?

Did he show warrant card before he even speak?

Re: Occupy Central in Sinkapore ?

Reddog said:

<<< “In response to media queries, police confirm that several foreigners are currently assisting with investigations into offences under the Public Order Act. No arrest has been made. The Speakers’ Corner [the site of the event] is a designated site for Singapore citizens to speak freely on issues as long as they do not touch on racial or religious matters. Only Singapore citizens and permanent residents are allowed to participate in demonstrations held at the Speakers’ Corner. Foreigners and organizers of assemblies and processions involving foreigners are required to obtain a police permit before they can use the Speakers’ Corner.

"While foreigners are allowed to work or live here, they have to abide by our laws. They should not import their domestic issues from their countries into Singapore and conduct activities which can disturb public order. Those who break the law will be seriously dealt with.” >>> SCMP 3 Oct 2014

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occupy queue space for Iphone !

Are FAP Traitors Allowing Only Silent Protest at HLP?

[h=1]HONG LIM PARK PROTEST: CHANTING OF SLOGANS IS EXPECTED AT PROTESTS[/h]
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I disagree with the writer of the letter “What really matters in Hong Lim Park clash” (Oct 1).
Ironically, his sweeping statements that apparently absolve one party from any and all blame, and his throwing of labels at the protesters are not in the interest of fairness.
Firstly, who started it matters. Provocation has always been a factor in judging a situation.
Secondly, the protesters moved off before the children’s performance began.
Chanting slogans is different from heckling and is precisely what one expects to happen during a demonstration, notably permitted in Singapore only at Hong Lim Park.



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For the record, I have never met or communicated with Mr Roy Ngerng or Ms Han Hui Hui.

TERENCE LIM EU SENG
*Article first appeared on TodayOnline Forums (2 Oct 2014)

Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

Notice Jolovan Wham quoted the word 'Observe' which is trying to imply something else.. tsk tsk

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

lianbeng replies: chia him go lim kopi lah!

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

What is the problem here?

Why is it illegal to visit a park?

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

I have been trying for years but unsuccessful? So your sg law is kayu.

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

should not be a problem observing. you ask the npark director, go toilet in public swimming pool got pple observe him anot? got pple blink at him anot? got pple jio him go into toylet cubicle for quickie anot?

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

are they scared sinkies might pollute their precious fts' mind?or might develop sympathy for them sinkies?

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

Isogallardo said:

Notice Jolovan Wham quoted the word 'Observe' which is trying to imply something else.. tsk tsk

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what are you imlpying that he is implying? care to be more specific?

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

On god. This here is the failure of the education system. People are not breaking the law when going to watch. Your parents should have sent you to a special school with TSL

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

SG laws are written by a bunch of monkeys!

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

Poodle investigates this..Poodle investigate that..

no wonder the loan sharks, riots and other criminal activities could not be 'investigated or even stopped.

They are still investigating how many times Roy had shitted since the last time he organised the show at HL park..till now.

Well ppl this is where part of your tax money had gone too. LoL

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

It shows we are in police state.
Polices always active on trouble-makers to the gov., not the public.

Re: Is this person trying to get people into trouble with the law?

I have been trying without success.