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Editorial by the board of a New York-based transnational literary organisation, not a joint statement of all Singapore authors. Jee Koh appears in the page author field; the body is collectively signed Editorial Board. Legal assessments and criticism of the survey are authors’ positions; original survey unchecked.
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Singapore Unbound · EN · 2024-04-08
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