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Singapore to introduce new laws to investigate companies linked to haze

2.1K views • 2 days ago
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10 Comments
fwinfwin
@fwinfwinImported2 days ago
Today, local residents of Borneo understand that since the decades ago, our forests have been exploited for timber, mining, and palm oil by a oligarch of dark conglomerates. This is facilitated by a greedy SG government which let &quot;under invoicing&quot; illegal practices to earn tax from the &quot;transfer pricing&quot; schemes of these unscrupulous, tland by our corrupt ID government that issue concession permits to those corporations. Singapore is Indonesia’s largest investor, funded by these Singapore PR Indonesian conglomerates. <br>Remember trees and wildlife burnt in the forests are living creatures. Millions of people are forced to breathe in toxins.<br><br>Nature will surely strike back; disasters will happen. Justice will find you SG greedy govt, ID corrpt govt, and Singapore PR Indonesian dark conglomerates!
majuportal
@majuportalImported2 days ago
If a nation normalizes using administrative orders to penalize foreign-linked operations without a court conviction, foreign countries will inevitably retaliate by applying similar arbitrary rules against our own overseas corporate interests. Once standard legal processes are discarded in favor of raw executive power, there will be no defense against reciprocal state bullying, introducing systemic instability and chaos into global economic governance.
majuportal
@majuportalImported2 days ago
Extracting immediate compliance and forcing concessions by weaponising market regulators and financial lifelines—long before a court has even evaluated the facts—completely turns our constitutional framework on its head. When the executive branch utilizes extreme administrative leverage to actively punish, disadvantage, and weaken a business before a formal trial can take place, the independent judiciary system and the separation of powers are completely undermined. This renders the entire judicial architecture completely redundant, transforming the courts from an essential check on state power into an absolute afterthought.
<br>After twelve years of doing practically nothing under the existing framework, time is clearly not a constraint that justifies rushing the process or cutting corners. There is absolutely no excuse to bypass a fair judicial process and the fundamental presumption of innocence. Actively deploying economic coercion to cripple an entity&#39;s operational lifelines outside the courtroom strips away the foundational checks and balances that protect a society from arbitrary overreach.
<br>Furthermore, this shift from the Rule of Law to rule by executive decree carries profound international risks. If a nation normalizes using administrative orders to penalize foreign-linked operations without a court conviction, foreign countries will inevitably retaliate by applying similar arbitrary rules against our own overseas corporate interests. Once standard legal processes are discarded in favor of raw executive power, there will be no defense against reciprocal state bullying, introducing systemic instability and chaos into global economic governance.
temuchen
@temuchenImported2 days ago
They will soon understand the meaning of the word merciless.
now2market
@now2marketImported2 days ago
STOP wasting time trying to catch the RUNNERS, got the balls hit those hidden TOP powers behind these companies, those who profit from it, after decades it&#39;s very obvious UNTOUCHABLES are involved at the highest level. Enough DRAMA, REAL ACTION are needed, time for LEADERSHIP, not managing.
klennairew5629
@klennairew5629Imported2 days ago
The effectiveness of the 2024 Indonesia-Singapore Extradition Treaty (18-Year Retroactivity) is still been tested in the case of Paulus Tannos, the most high-profile fugitive sought by Indonesia.
denww6969
@denww6969Imported2 days ago
new law for good old decades haze...<br>😲😵‍💫 ... 🥴🫨 ... 😂🤣 ... 🤮😭
sriperkasa
@sriperkasaImported2 days ago
talk is cheap.. u dare??? hahahaa cinah and cinah where can.. hahahaa
mrtienphysics666
@mrtienphysics666Imported2 days ago
got used? i think i wil rather wait for the monsoon
liarliar
@liarliarImported2 days ago
Boycott konoha products lor 😂😂😂