Helping the Underdog: Adrian Sim, Singapore

Adrian Sim is a volunteer with Singapore's Workers' Party, the only opposition party to have elected members in parliament in a political system led since 1959 by the People's Action Party.

Vanessa and Udhara sat down with Adrian at an 'HDB' apartment complex in Lorong Ah Soo, a Workers' Party constituency, who shared:

His story growing up in a low income household in Singapore
Why he chose to join the opposition rather than achieve results through the ruling party
Why he believes government needs to become more compassionate

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Helping the Underdog: Adrian Sim, Singapore

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