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Han Fook Kwang
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Han Fook Kwang is currently the editor at large ofThe Straits Times, a Singapore-based broadsheet newspaper. He was formerly the editor of The Straits Times from 2002-2012 He joined The Straits Times as a mid-career journalist in February 1989. He was made Political Editor in January 1995, in charge of political coverage in The Straits Times. Before that he was working as a Administrative Service officer woring on transport polices in the then Ministry of Communications. He graduated in 1975 from the University of Leeds in Mechanical Engineering on a Colombo Plan Scholarship. He has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University via a Singapore Government scholarship in 1983. He is married to Frances Chua, and they have a son, Isaac, and two daughters, Yushan and Yushi. Other Work * Council member of the Football Association of Singapore * Board Member of the Building Construction Authority * Committee Member of the National Environment Agency of the "Hawker Centre 3.0". Awards * 2000: Public Service Medal (PBM) for his contributions as a Board member of the Land Transport Authority. Books Han Fook Kwang is the author of several books, including some he co-authored: *2016: Singapore in Transition *2013: One Man’s View of the World. *2011: Lee Kuan Yew: Hard Truths To Keep Singapore Going (with Zuraidah Ibrahim, Rachel Lin, Robin Chan, Chua Mui Hoong, Lydia Lim, Ignatius Low), Singapore Press Holdings , ISBN 9789814266727 *1998: Lee Kuan Yew: the Man and His Ideas (with Sumiko Tan and Warren Fernandez), Singapore Press Holdings ISBN 9812040498 
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