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Woman in centre of CPIB probe leads double life - AsiaOne

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Woman in centre of CPIB probe leads double life AsiaOne Friends and associates were shocked to learn that she had allegedly slept with both men, ex-director of Central Narcotics Bureau Ng Boon Gay, 45 and ex-chief of Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) Peter Lim Sin Pang, 51. It was hard to believe as the ... There was no delay: MHATODAYonline Friends Shocked by Singapore Woman's 'Double Life'Jakarta Globe Singapore: Corruption Scandal in Least Corrupt NationGlobal Voices Online Malaysia Star -Channel News Asia -The Online Citizen (blog) all 58 news articles »

Singapore Investigates Two Officials - Wall Street Journal

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Singapore Investigates Two Officials Wall Street Journal A statement issued by Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs Tuesday identified the men as Peter Lim Sin Pang, former commissioner of the Singapore Civil Defence Force, and Ng Boon Gay, former director of the Central Narcotics Bureau. Singapore's Civil Defense, Narcotics Heads Under ProbeBusinessWeek Singapore anti-drugs chief under investigationAFP Singapore sacks civil defense chief in misconduct probeABS CBN News Shanghai Daily (subscription) all 14 news articles »

Another red flag for procurement process? - TODAYonline

Another red flag for procurement process? TODAYonline by Tan Weizhen SINGAPORE - The probe into former Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) Commissioner Peter Lim and former Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) director Ng Boon Gay has again cast the spotlight on the integrity of the Government procurement ... and more »

Civil Service Chief Peter Ong comments on CPIB probe - AsiaOne

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Civil Service Chief Peter Ong comments on CPIB probe AsiaOne Head of Civil Service Peter Ong has commented on the current investigations of former Singapore Civil Defence Force commissioner Peter Lim and former Central Narcotics Bureau director Ng Boon Gay. The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau revealed ... and more »

Singapore Ministerial Salary Revision: A Cut above the Rest (Includes interview) - DigitalJournal.com

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Singapore Ministerial Salary Revision: A Cut above the Rest (Includes interview) DigitalJournal.com The case involved two Public Service Commission (PSC) scholars: Central Narcotics Bureau director Ng Boon Gay and Singapore Civil Defence Force chief Peter Lim Sin Pang. Added HuiChuan Zhang: “If they [Singapore ministers] are concerned about the ... and more »

Civil defence, narcotics chiefs in CPIB probe - Straits Times

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Civil defence, narcotics chiefs in CPIB probe Straits Times Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) chief Peter Lim (left) and Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) director Ng Boon Gay (right) are assisting the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau in a probe into allegations of 'serious personal misconduct', ...

Israelis Safe, Americans in Danger; Phuket's Elephant Myth Spreads; Fairer ... - Phuketwan

Israelis Safe, Americans in Danger; Phuket's Elephant Myth Spreads; Fairer ... Phuketwan ... Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau in the cases involving the former chiefs of the Singapore Civil Defence Force and Central Narcotics Bureau, Peter Lim Sin Pang and Ng Boon Gay. pattayamail.com Suspected French ATM skimmers Nagim Hassainia, ... and more »

United Queer Nations? - Harvard Crimson

United Queer Nations? Harvard Crimson By Jia Hui Lee In many ways, 2011 was a good year for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities. In December, the United Nations issued its first ever report on LGBT rights. At the same time, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton declared to the ... and more »

Singapore Fringe Festival courts controversy - CNNGo.com

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Singapore Fringe Festival courts controversy CNNGo.com In 1993, performance artist Josef Ng sparked nationwide uproar when he snipped off his pubic hair in public as part of a protest against entrapment of gay men by Singapore police. His performance, “Brother Cane,” so outraged the authorities that the ... and more »

Anwar Clarifies His Views on Malaysia's Sodomy Laws - Wall Street Journal (blog)

Anwar Clarifies His Views on Malaysia's Sodomy Laws Wall Street Journal (blog) Clarifying his comments to the Wall Street Journal, Mr. Anwar maintains he does not want to legalize homosexuality or make gay marriage permissible — only that the laws should be amended to ensure private affairs are not penalized. and more »