Is there a basis to punish parents for their children’s misbehaviour? (Law Gazette)
The article discusses whether there is a basis to punish parents for their children’s misbehaviour by considering China’s recent family education promotion law.
Reinventing the conveyancing process with blockchain (The Business Times)
The technology can potentially facilitate real estate transactions for a faster, easier and more secure transfer process.
How criminal justice works in acquitting ex-Grab driver of sexual offences (Today Online)
The author says that one area of confusion in a recent case where a former Grab driver was acquitted of sexual offences is the burden of proof.
Storm Chasers (The Straits Times)
The Meteorological Service Singapore said between 20,000 and 80,000 lightning strikes are typically observed in April alone. Associate Professor Koh Tieh Yong, explains on the science of lightning.
Recent spate of armed assaults due to variety of factors but cases still rare (Today Online)
Criminologists and security experts told TODAY that the easy availability of knives, poor conflict resolution skills, mental health are among the reasons driving violent behaviour
What Hong Kong’s next leader can take away from Carrie Lam’s tumultuous term (Channel NewsAsia)
Carrie Lam’s term will be remembered for violent anti-government protests and stringent pandemic measures. Her successor will face similar challenges, says SUSS Yew Chiew Ping.
What would it take for hydrogen to be a viable energy source for Singapore (The Business Times)
Hydrogen has a far lower boiling point than natural gas, so commercially viable storage and transport is an engineering challenge.
Gardening helped me escape the digital world (TODAY online)
Do you believe our elders when they said we'd wind up as farmers if we didn't study hard enough?
SUSS gets SGD1m gift to help nuture leaders (The Straits Times)
Donation from philanthropist will support new leadership academy, other initiatives.