Former part-time student donates SGD50,000 to SUSS (TODAY online)
It is the largest donation from an alumnus so far.
Mental health and youth: Is something broken in Singapore society? (Channel NewsAsia)
The struggles of mental illness among a younger generation has dominated discussions since COVID-19 hit. CNA speaks to CEO of IMH Dr Daniel Fung and Daryl Soh, President of SUSS Peer Support Group.
The metaverse is not above real-world law (The Straits Times)
The metaverse is neither new nor lawless. As technology evolves, the challenge is to understand how law can work in different layers to regulate different aspects of an online experience.
Burnt out and disillusioned, young lawyers head for the exit (Channel NewsAsia)
A law school dean cited the need to address a mismatch of expectations and a misperception among some law students that being a lawyer is "glamorous".
Gen Y Speaks: I quit my full-time job amid Covid-19 to start my own company (TODAY online)
Mr Zavier Chan, 28, is co-founder of Strongsilvers, a tech start-up that provides marketing services for the Silver Generation.
Is there any time limit on criminal charges? (TODAY online)
There is no time limit in Singapore for the prosecuting authorities to bring criminal charges against an accused person.
Why do security guards get abused more than others? (Channel NewsAsia)
They must enforce rules, but they don’t have power – and this disconnect makes them an easy target for frustrated people, says SUSS’ Victor Seah.
When online scams happen in S’pore, who is responsible for the victims’ losses? (Mothership.sg)
Singapore has seen a spate of sophisticated online scams lately. The question is when scams occur, who is responsible? And who bears the losses?
How love scammers trick women (TODAY online)
The vast majority of the victims are women, with almost nine in 10 victims being single, married or divorced women aged 30 to 59.