#475 - Chan Chun Sing Advises Parents to Give Kids Space & 17yo Vietnamese Bride Seeks Husband Earning $4,800

In an interview marking the start of the school year, Education Minister Chan Chun Sing gave blunt advice to parents of young children. Why is his advice prompting cynical reactions on social media? Elsewhere, a Singapore bride agency put up an advertisement for a 17-year-old Vietnamese lady seeking a husband earning at least $4,800. Some criticised the requirement set by the agency, while others questioned the lady’s age. Did the bride agency do anything wrong?

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Chan Chun Sing Advises Parents to Give Kids Space

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17yo Vietnamese Bride Seeks Husband Earning $4,800

• S'pore bride agency lists Vietnamese girl, 17, with S$4,800 salary requirement of prospective husband, sparks controversy
• [Apr 2021] 'You're not here to buy, you're here to marry': S'porean who founded Vietnamese bride agency
• B & G Vietnamese Bride Marriage Agency Website

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