Singapore's 38 Oxley Road Sparks Debate Over Preservation

The home of late leader Lee Kuan Yew is at the center of a family feud and national discussion on its historical significance.

Lee Hsien Yang, son of Lee Kuan Yew, is pushing for the demolition of the family home, citing his father's wishes.
The Singapore government argues that Lee Kuan Yew had accepted the possibility of preserving the property.
A ministerial committee report from 2018 outlines options for the site's future, including preservation or demolition.
The National Heritage Board will assess the site's historical value to determine if it should be preserved as a national monument.
Lee Hsien Yang and his wife have been living in the UK, claiming political asylum, amid accusations of misleading Lee Kuan Yew on his will.