Singapore, Lee Hsien Yang
Channel NewsAsia Singapore · 17h
Singapore says 'no basis' to allegations of criminal prosecution against Lee Hsien Yang, in response to his UK asylum status
SINGAPORE: Mr Lee Hsien Yang said on Tuesday (Oct 22) that he is now a political refugee in the United Kingdom after seeking asylum protection in 2022. Citing the Singapore government's "attacks" against him,
Deccan Herald · 8h
Lee Hsien Yang, son of Singapore's founder says he is now political refugee in UK
Lee Hsien Yang and his sister Lee Wei Ling, who died earlier this month, have been at odds with their brother Lee Hsien Loong, who was prime minister from 2004 until May this year, over what to do with their father’s home after his death in 2015,
The Straits Times · 12h
Lee Hsien Yang’s claims of political persecution are without basis: Govt
Statements that Mr Lee Hsien Yang and his family are victims of “unfounded” persecution are without basis, said the Singapore Government in response to queries from British newspaper The Guardian. In a story published on Oct 22,
devdiscourse · 10h
Lee Hsien Yang: A Refugee's Struggle and Family Feud in Singapore
Lee Hsien Yang, son of Singapore’s founder, has sought asylum in the UK, claiming persecution by the Singapore government. His move follows disputes with his brother, former PM Lee Hsien Loong, over their father's home.
Yahoo Malaysia · 14h
Singapore says Lee Hsien Yang’s allegations of state persecution are baseless, in response to his being accorded asylum in the UK
SINGAPORE, Oct 22 — Singapore has responded to what it called allegations “without basis” of its alleged persecution of the late Lee Kuan Yew’s youngest son, Lee Hsien Yang. The Guardian had earlier published an exclusive interview with Lee Hsien Yang, where he confirmed his application for UK asylum (along with his wife) was accepted.
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