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TALKING POINTS ON WORLD TOLERANCE THE ROLE OF EDUCATION An impressive statue graces the entrance of the United Nations building in New York. When one reads the inscription "and they shall beat their swords into plowsha...read more
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by Ally Chan
In 2003, a local English-language newspaper, The Straits Times, carried a series of articles highlighting the phenomenon of insufficient interaction across racial boundaries in Singapore schools Here are some ways in which...read more
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