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 Speakeasy #28 - David Wong & Pooja Nansi

Speakeasy #28 - David Wong & Pooja Nansi

 Antoine Cassar & a poet photo bomber

Antoine Cassar & a poet photo bomber

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 Antoine Cassar

Antoine Cassar

 David Wong

David Wong

 Cyril Wong & Pooja Nansi

Cyril Wong & Pooja Nansi

 David Wong

David Wong

 Antoine Cassar

Antoine Cassar

 Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics

Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics

 Antoine Cassar

Antoine Cassar

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Speakeasy 28

September 29, 2016 in #SGLit, Singapore

David Wong & Antoine Cassar were the guest poets at Speakeasy on 28 September at Artistry.

David read from his outstanding debut collection, For the End Comes Reaching, and Antoine read Passaport, printed in the form of an anti-passport.

‘Valid for all peoples, and for all landscapes. For all citizens and villagers of flesh and blood, wherever they were born. Your worth is not proportional to the population of your country. Entry free of duty, no need for a stamp or visa, the doors are unscrewed from the jambs.’

A hat was passed around with proceeds from the evening going to support the important and valuable work of HOME. 

HOME provides counselling & advice for migrant workers, runs a shelter, supports migrant workers in disputes with employers, helps with medical issues, provides education & emotional support, and conducts advocacy campaigns & research including an Anti Sex Trafficking Campaign. I have images from a beauty pageant organised by HOME here.

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