SINGAPORE: Dr Chan Ying-Kit, who wrote an article for East Asia Forum, an Australia-based academic website that was issued with a correction direction from a Singapore government agency on Sep
Dr Chan Ying-Kit, who wrote an article for East Asia Forum, an Australia-based academic website that wason Sep 13, has apologised for the distress it has caused.
“I am remorseful and deeply sorry to the prime minister, CPIB , NUS, and all the persons whom I have named for my actions and the distress my article has caused.” The falsehoods pertained to the independence of CPIB and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s approach in addressing certain matters. “I have also neglected to mention the safeguards that are indeed in place to ensure that the CPIB can independently conduct and decide on investigations.”
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