Singapore's government on Friday gazetted as a national monument the former home of founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, a site long at the centre of a bitter family dispute among his children.
The action marks a pivotal moment in the saga that has gripped the city-state since Lee's death in 2015, when his children publicly clashed over whether the bungalow at 38 Oxley Road should be preserved or torn down.
