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- This blog carries summary abstracts of Yawning Bread essays, with space for comments.
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May
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- Why Section 377A is redundant
- Heftier list of s.377A cases
- UNSW follows Warwick University out
- Harmless traits can be criminalised, says minister
- God, morality and Haidt
- Mediacorp's survey on decriminalisation
- From City Hall to the Gaza Strip and back
- Lost in a fog of fear
- Singing, voting and the unknowables
- Rebutting Yvonne Lee, part 3
- The battle of St James - rebutting Istyana
- Rebutting Yvonne Lee, part 2
- Rebutting Yvonne Lee, part 1
- New scare tactic: religious strife
- Queen to K6
- Fall of the BP chief, parts 1 and 2
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3 comments:
In Today News article (http://www.todayonline.com/articles/187256.asp), Mr Thomas Koshy said:
"Indeed, for over 10 years, there has been no prosecution under section 377A for gay sex between consenting adults.
In July 2003, Mr Goh Chok Tong, then the Prime Minister, revealed that the public sector had begun employing openly homosexual people, even for sensitive posts."
Does this research shows how many of the cases involved "gay sex between consenting adults"?
why do you ask? look through the list yourself and see how many you find
If Yawning Bread does not have an answer, then I will just take Mr Thomas Koshy word:
"Indeed, for over 10 years, there has been no prosecution under section 377A for gay sex between consenting adults."
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