Roy Ngerng

Roy Ngerng

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Roy Ngerng (鄞義林) writes on social issues and equality. He was named a Human Rights Defender by the United Nations and believes that human rights and social justice will enable fairer, happier, and more compassionate societies.

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ANALYSIS: Why Temasek Holdings' Singapore Pensions Claim Is Tosh

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The Singapore government's sovereign wealth fund can be shown to be consistently dishonest over whether it has access to national pension funds.

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ANALYSIS: Calculating Singapore's Callous CareShield Cash Grab

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Behind a furor over gender inequity in the state disability scheme lies government profiteering.

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OPINION: On the Distorted Logic of Ministerial Salaries in Singapore 

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Singapore's prime minister arguably has less to deal with than his fellow national and municipal leaders, so why is he paid such astounding sums?

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Cambridge Analytica – The Singapore Connections

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SCL Group, the parent company of Cambridge Analytica, and other related companies and individuals have several connections with Singapore.

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The Bitter Truth: Why Asia's Tigers Suffer while the Nordics Thrive (Part 5)

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Taiwan has outgrown its current economic strategy and needs to move up the value chain to become more like the Nordic countries and the Netherlands.

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The Bitter Truth: Why Asia's Tigers Suffer while the Nordics Thrive (Part 4)

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Taiwan’s social welfare system stands out – it just doesn't feel like it because low wages make the benefits look insufficient.

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The Bitter Truth: Why Asia's Tigers Suffer while the Nordics Thrive (Part 3)

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Democratic societies like Taiwan can still fall victim to an authoritarian corporate environment.

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The Bitter Truth: Why Asia's Tigers Suffer while the Nordics Thrive (Part 2)

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The root of low wages is inequality, and at the root of inequality lies cronyism and closely held corporate control.

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The Bitter Truth: Why Asia's Tigers Suffer while the Nordics Thrive (Part 1)

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In the first of a 5 part series, Justin Hugo looks at how statistics suggesting the Asian Tiger economies have caught up with their Scandinavian counterparts mask a more sobering wage-based reality.

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