[Bigiron]

Donald Low issues apology to Rahayu Mahzam after legal threat over Facebook post 

On 19 October 2024, academic Donald Low issued a public apology to Minister of State Rahayu Mahzam following a legal threat over a social media post. Low had commented on the ongoing Pritam Singh trial and raised concerns about the Committee of Privileges’ findings. Rahayu deemed his comments defamatory.

https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2024/10...book-post/

[p1acebo]

Do you think this Rahayu looks like the female version of Tan Kiat How?

[Bigiron]

[EvertonDiehard]

Donald Low has made a wise decision. He will never be able to win a legal case against the ruling party. No judge will dare to rule against the govt.  The wallaby will see to that:

[luncheonmeat]

Do you think this Rahayu looks like the female version of Tan Kiat How?

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/image...U0Vwr48Pz2



 Good eye. Really good resemblance. Upz u 1 pt for quick facial recognition.

[EvertonDiehard]

Donald Low is running for his life!

[EvertonDiehard]

Donald had to duck when Rahayu threatened to throw knives at him.

[wendychan]

for a certain set of FOOking hypocrites pure scum, when people dont behave the way they want them to, then its sue sue sue and FOOking sue... nothing like the threat of losing yr money, yr home, yr life etc - to put you in your place. Don't I know it.

[Bigiron]

[Bigiron]

[20/10, 9:58 am] Meta AI: MP Rahayu Mahzam is indeed a member of the Committee of Privileges (COP) and played a role in overseeing the redaction of documents, including WhatsApp messages, presented to the committee ¹. Her involvement was routine, as part of the process to ensure that confidential or irrelevant information is removed before submission ¹. Specifically, she worked with Loh Pei Ying, a former assistant to Raeesah Khan, to redact messages, with Loh suggesting what to redact and why, and Rahayu approving the changes ¹.

It's worth noting that Rahayu's role has been clarified amid some confusion and misinformation. She was not involved in tampering with evidence, but rather was carrying out her duties as part of the COP ¹.
[20/10, 9:58 am] Meta AI: https://critical.sg/pritams-trial-everyt...irst-week/

[sgbuffett]

I think this guy criticise PAP befoe so gheh will not let him off now they have a chance to destroy him

[EvertonDiehard]

for a certain set of FOOking hypocrites pure scum,  when people dont behave  the way  they want them to, then its sue sue sue and FOOking sue... nothing like the threat of losing yr money, yr home, yr life etc - to put you in your place.  Don't I know it.

The separation of powers is a fundamental principle in democratic political systems. It divides the govt into 3 branches: the executive, the legislative and the judiciary. Each branch has distinct roles and responsibilities, designed to prevent any 1 branch from becoming too powerful. The govt sue because they know that there is no separation of powers as far as the executive, legislature and judiciary are concerned. 

[starbugs]

Nowadays we cannot even say someone is incompetent? Can be interpreted as defamation or contempt.

[Fit]

Why the reposters get sued instead of the authors?

[Bigiron]

MP for Jurong GRC Rahayu Mahzam responds to flyer about her 'visiting the future'
https://stomp.straitstimes.com/singapore...the-future