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1. www.facebook.com › TeoSohLungTeo Soh Lung - Facebook

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   Teo Soh Lung. 2,762 likes. Public figure.

2. www.facebook.com › public › Teo-Soh-LungTeo Soh Lung Profiles - Facebook

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   View the profiles of people named Teo Soh Lung. Join Facebook to connect with Teo Soh Lung and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to...

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4. theindependent.sg › facebook-bans-ex-political-detainee-teoFacebook bans ex-political detainee Teo Soh Lung's posts in its...

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   Jul 4, 2016 · Activist and former political detainee Teo Soh Lung has been censored and banned from posting on Facebook for a day (from 3 Jul afternoon to 4 Jul afternoon). Writing in her Facebook at the end of...

5. www.mha.gov.sg › mediaroom › parliamentaryMHA Statement in Response to Facebook Post by Ms Teo Soh Lung on...

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   May 17, 2024 · We refer to the Facebook post by Ms Teo Soh Lung (on 12 May 2024), regarding the Ministerial Statement (MS) on Singapore’s National Drug Control Policy. The Statement was made by Minister K Shanmugam on 8 May 2024, in Parliament.

6. www.straitstimes.com › singapore › ex-detainee-s-claimsEx-detainee’s claims regrettable, Shanmugam stands by ministerial...

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   May 17, 2024 · SINGAPORE – Former political detainee Teo Soh Lung’s claims that the Government’s drug laws and policies are ineffective are regrettable, and Home Affairs and Law Minister K. Shanmugam stands...

7. advox.globalvoices.org › 2016/07/07 › why-did-facebook-removeWhy Did Facebook Remove a Post Criticizing Singapore Police?

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   Jul 7, 2016 · When Singaporean police interrogated political activist and civil rights lawyer Teo Soh Lung, and searched her apartment and electronic devices without a warrant, Soh Lung spoke up. She wrote about the May 2016 incident on Facebook, and her lawyer posted video of the search on YouTube.