The scandals not only raise debate on the question of whether morals in Singapore are degenerating, but also promise to spark discussion on what kind of standards and values leaders are expected to uphold in their personal lives.
Would society treat a personal indiscretion as a private affair? Or are leaders expected to live by higher moral standards than ordinary men?
Was it the seeking out of illicit sex or abuse of power to obtain it that most bothered people following the cases? Full story
