Ongoing collaboration with Malaysian lawyers in a Judicial Review action involving a point of law on ouster clause and branch of Malaysian Federal Constitution and international Human rights relating a Haebus Corpus application (PP v Louis Pius Gilbert)

Ongoing collaboration with environmental lawyers in Indonesia on legal action on haze pollution under local and international environmental law.

Ongoing collaboration with Human Rights and Legal Centre of Tanzania in bringing a constitutional challenge against the mandatory death penalty in Tanzania under local and international human rights law.

Appointed National Representative (Singapore) to South East Asian Public Interest Lawyers

Presented an International Court of justice (ICJ) memorandum to the Malaysian Government on a death penalty case involving a Malaysian facing unlawful execution in Singapore and subsequently collaborated with Malaysian lawyers on the filing of judicial Review application in Malaysia to compel the Malaysian government to file ICJ complaint against Singapore (Prabagaran v Attorney General of Malaysia)

Mounted a constitutional challenge against caning as Torture under both local and international law (Yong Vui Kong v Attorney General)

Constitutional Challenge filed in High Court for declation that the government cannot sue on defamation (Han Hui Hui v Council of Private Education)

Landmark judgment that clarified the limits on constitutional right to counsel by placing a higher standard/burden on the prosecution when there is denial of access to counsel to accused persons in police custody/remand (James Raj Arokiasamy)

Landmark judgment by the Court of Appeal which declared the holding of by-elections as mandatory and no longer discretionary as asserted by the Prime Minister (Vellamma v Attorney General)

Landmark judgment delivered by the Court of Appeal giving standing to all members of the gay community who are affected by section 377A (Tan Eng Hong Hong v Attorney General) to challenge Section 377A.

Landmark constitutional case on prosecutorial discretion (PP v Ravinthran Ramalingam)

Presidential Clemency Process in death penalty cases was challenged in court where the government admitted that the President does not have Clemency Powers but exercises the will of the Cabinet (Yong Vui Kong v Attorney General)

Landmark judgment delivered on freedom of expression involving contempt of court where a 40-year-old test was overturned (from inherent tendency to real risk) (Attorney General v Alan Shadrake)

Filed Singapore’s first constitutional challenge against section 377A on decriminalisation of Homosexuality (Tan Eng Hong v Attorney General)

Mounted a constitutional challenge against the law on mandatory death penalty and asubsequent challenge that led to a one-year moratorium on death penalty resulting in zero execution in 2010 (PP v Yong Vui Kong)

Successfully obtained Singapore’s first last ditch attempt for a stay of execution (48 hours before execution) to reopen a death penalty case in the Court of Appeal involving a young Malaysian (PP v Yong Vui Kong). Became a landmark decision Court of Appeal decision widening the scope for reopening capital and criminal cases

First and last Singapore lawyer to cross examine Lee Kuan Yew in a defamation trial (Lee Kuan Yew & Lee Hsein Loong v Chee Soon Juan and others)

Completed internship with European Parliament

Obtained a Certificate on Innovative Teaching of Law from Central European University, Hungary

Collaborated with Nigerian lawyers to file a novel application in the Nigerian Court to compel the Nigerian government to file a complaint against Singapore at the International Court of Justice for a stay of execution of a young Nigerian footballer (Amara Tochi v Government of Nigeria) from being executed in Singapore

Addressed the European Parliament’s Sub Committee on Human Rights on the Unfair Trial Process in Capital/Criminal cases in Singapore

His first international Human rights case where he went to Nigeria and successfully lobbied the Nigerian Parliament together with Civil Liberties Organisation of Nigeria to get a Parliamentary Motion passed to halt the execution of a Nigerian footballer (PP v Amara Tochi)

First application in Singapore to succeed in applying to have a High Court judge disqualified from hearing a case on grounds of rule of biasness (Lee Kuan Yew v Chee Soon Juan & Others)

Mounted a constitutional challenge against the amendment to the Rules of Court to allow Summary Judgment in defamation proceedings (Lee Kuan Yew & Goh Chok Tong v Chee Soon Juan)

Brought the death penalty fight to the UN by engaging the UN Complaints Mechanism and successfully obtained UN intervention calling on the Singapore government to halt the execution of an Australian citizen (PP v Van Ngyuyen)

Landmark case on Freedom of Assembly – Chee Siok Chin v Minister of Home Affairs

Founded Singapore’s first anti death penalty group – Singapore Anti Death Penalty Campaign (SADPC) and Founding member of Anti Death Penalty Asia Network (ADPAN) in Hong Kong.

Filed Singapore’s first last ditch constitutional challenge in the Court of Appeal to reopen a death penalty case on the eve of the execution involving a Malaysian (PP v Vignes Mourthy)

Successfully defended his first murder case, jointly represented by Mr Subhas Anandan (PP v Tamilselvan)

Called to the Singapore Bar

Completed Arbitration Course and became Associate of Singapore Institute of Arbitrators

Volunteered as an intern with renowned lawyer and politician, Mr JB Jeyaretnam

Graduated in Law (LL.B) from Cardiff Law School, United Kingdom

Graduated in Political Science and Sociology (B.A) from National University of Singapore