Overheard in Parliament: The best quotes from debate on Shanmugam’s ministerial statement on hate speech

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SINGAPORE — A total of 16 Members of Parliament (MPs), including political office holders and Nominated MPs (NMPs), rose to debate Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam’s ministerial statement on hate speech in Parliament on Monday (April 1).

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