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MFA Spokesman's Comments on WikiLeaks Release of US Cables

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30 November 2010

MFA Spokesman's Comments in Response to Media Queries on the WikiLeaks Release of Confidential and Secret-graded US Diplomatic Correspondence: In response to media queries on the WikiLeaks release of...

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MFA Spokesman's Comments in Response to Media Queries on the WikiLeaks Release of Confidential and Secret-graded US Diplomatic Correspondence:

In response to media queries on the WikiLeaks release of confidential and secret-graded US diplomatic correspondence, the MFA Spokesman expressed deep concerns about the damaging action of WikiLeaks. It is critical to protect the confidentiality of diplomatic and official correspondence, which is why Singapore has the Official Secrets Act. In particular, the selective release of documents, especially when taken out of context, will only serve to sow confusion and fail to provide a complete picture of the important issues that were being discussed amongst leaders in the strictest of confidentiality.

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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SINGAPORE
30 NOVEMBER 2010

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