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In 4 days time, the Special Select Committee of Pa

In 4 days time, the Special Select Committee of Parliament will close the nomination period and begin the process of assessing who will serve in the 14th Parliament as Nominated Members of Parliament (NMP). This infographic walks you through what the function of an NMP is, and introduce you to 3 NMPs whom we think have brought much value to Parliament during their term - plus how you can get involved in nominating your own recommendations!

Link in bio to nominate your MP!

The recent Parti Liyani case and outbreak of Covid

The recent Parti Liyani case and outbreak of Covid-19 in foreign worker dormitories has revealed the vulnerability of the migrant worker community in Singapore. In this infographic, CAPE outlines how current laws and policies create and exacerbate their vulnerability and how their access to justice may be limited.

Workers’ Party chairperson, Sylvia Lim's motion

The sexual justice movement on university campuses

The sexual justice movement on university campuses has gained traction in light of recent controversies such as the Monica Baey case. Recently, CAPE's Activism Archive published a report on this issue, detailing key events that happened and outlining the strategies used by various stakeholders to create a safer space in universities.

In this infographic, we summarise the key aspects of this report. Check out the full version in the link in our bio!

Last Friday, Syed Suhail was scheduled to be execu

Last Friday, Syed Suhail was scheduled to be executed after he was sentenced to death for a drug trafficking offence. However, the execution was stayed the day before after pro bono lawyer M Ravi filed an application for judicial review. Syed's case has reignited public debate on the death penalty and the war on drugs. In this infographic, CAPE delves into previous court cases and studies on drugs and the death penalty in Singapore.

At 8pm today, Parliament reconvenes with the Presi

At 8pm today, Parliament reconvenes with the President's Opening Address. Find out what to make of that in this infographic!

After a part-time promoter at a Tangs pop-up booth

Many Singaporeans expressed concerns over COVID-19

Many Singaporeans expressed concerns over COVID-19 cases being reported for two distinct groups: those of the "local community" and those of migrant workers. This is an example of exclusionary cosmopolitanism, a concept explored in our second issue of #BigIdeasExplained, where CAPE analyses Dr Brenda Yeoh’s theories and research.

(#BigIdeasExplained is a new CAPE infographic project which seeks to digest and repackage the rich knowledge and research of our homegrown academia and civil society – which unfortunately, is often difficult to access by the public due to paywalls or jargon. Through reducing such an asymmetry of knowledge, we hope to enhance citizen participation in civic engagement and policy conversations!)

Now that elections are over, can we stop talking a

Now that elections are over, can we stop talking about politics? No we shouldn’t, and we cannot be complacent. Building a democracy based on justice and equality is an ongoing civic process that we all have a part to play in. Let’s sustain our energies that have emerged this election into strengthening our democracy and co-creating our future together!

#SGunited #MajulahSingapura #GE2020 #demokrasi

Amidst all the chatter on elections, accessibility

Amidst all the chatter on elections, accessibility options for disabled Singaporean voters has been a neglected issue. Find out more about the existing deficiencies of current voting and what more can be done, according to the Disabled People’s Association @dpa.sg.

Over the past few days, multiple police reports ha

Over the past few days, multiple police reports have been made against Workers’ Party candidate Raeesah Khan, the People’s Action Party (PAP) and PAP candidate Heng Swee Keat for the offence of promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion or race under Section 298A of the Penal Code. What is Section 298A, where did it come from and what does it mean to promote enmity on the grounds of race or religion? In this infographic, we look at what some local scholars have said about hate speech laws like Section 298A in Singapore!

On 30 June, the Court of Appeal dismissed a challe

On 30 June, the Court of Appeal dismissed a challenge brought by lawyer, M. Ravi, seeking to postpone the election on the basis that the changes made to the electoral process in view of the Covid-19 pandemic violated the constitutional right to a "free and fair" election. This is not the first election-related case brought by the lawyer. Most notably, M Ravi represented Vellama d/o Marie Muthu who applied for the courts to compel PM Lee to call for a by-election when the seat in her SMC had been vacated.

In this two-part series, CAPE breaks down other famous election-related cases every Singaporean should know.

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