Singapore Opposition Leader Pritam Singh’s appeal against conviction, sentence over lying to Parliament set for Nov 4


Singapore's opposition Workers' Party Secretary General Pritam Singh (C) arrives at the Serangoon Stadium awaiting the vote count for the general election in Singapore on May 3, 2025. - AFP

SINGAPORE: The date for the appeal hearing for Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh, who was convicted in February over two counts of lying under oath to a parliamentary committee, has been set.

In response to queries from The Straits Times, Pritam’s lawyer Andre Jumabhoy said on July 9 the hearing will be held on Nov 4 at 10am.

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