Due to overwhelming response, we are conducting the talk again with some more updates of Global situation.
Recent amendments to Singapore’s Infectious Diseases Act have caused concern and confusion. On a plain reading, some believe you can be jailed just for refusing vaccination.
But is that really what the law says?
Or have we misunderstood what it means to “hinder” or “obstruct” public health powers?
💡 Did you know?
You cannot be jailed simply for saying “No”—unless very specific legal steps are take and you’re properly notified.
🔓 Join us for an eye-opening session where we break down:
- What Section 47 and 64-65 of the Infectious Disease Act really say,
- Why notice, intent, and due process matter,
- And how understanding the law can protect your rights.
🧠 Come if:
- You’ve been told you must comply or go to jail,
- You want to know your rights during a health crisis,
- You believe in informed consent, not blind obedience.
📢 Don’t let fear or legal myths control you.
Understand the law. Empower your choice.
🧠 The information will be verified by AI tools to ensure accuracy.
⚠️ Disclaimer:
This session is for educational purposes only. We are not lawyers, and nothing shared should be taken as legal advice. For legal matters, please consult a qualified legal professional.
Please note that we require all attendees to be present during disclaimers of the talk and to ensure no laws are being broken while we give the talk. If you are late, we will reserve the right to refuse entry to you. This is to safeguard the event for everyone.
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How to come:
MRT: Farrer Park MRT, Exit H
Buses: Serangoon Road, next to Mustafah.
Car: Carpark in the building.
BONUS:
Community Dinner nearby followed by free and easy discussions.
