This is not the first time the SLR Lecture would be held at the NUS Law Faculty’s new campus, but admittedly it would be a new experience for many people: click on the map or click on more to find out how to get here and be on time for the lecture.
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I have been reading the SLR and though most of the laws mentioned are rather difficult for me, a layman, to understand, I do appreciate the articles and comments made on the Odex case. Will you continue to comment on recent developments and help the struggling public with some legal feedback please?
Odex is not RIAA

Firstly, allow me to clarify that I am in no way saying that downloading fansubbed (fans who subtitled broadcast anime) anime is or should be legal. Indeed some reporters have mistakenly reported that Odex has been …

Abstract of the 21st SLR Lecture
Twenty years on Myanmar has come full circle, repeating the events of 1988. Myanmar’s Saffron Revolution has come to a brutal halt amidst public outrage worldwide. Violent repression, where the State turns its guns

You are cordially invited to the
21ST Singapore Law Review Lecture 2007

A Lecture and Panel Discussion by Professor Lim Chin Leng on

“From Constructive Engagement to Collective Revulsion: the Myanmar Precedent of 2007”
on Friday, 9 November 2007, 6.30pm
at the Multi-Purpose Auditorium (3rd Floor)

National University of Singapore, Faculty of Law, Bukit Timah Campus
Followed by refreshments thereafter
If you wish to attend, please Register by 8TH November 2007 at http://www.singaporelawreview.org/2007/10/registration-form-for-21st-slr-lecture/.