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<item><title>A LITTLE PRAISE GOES A LONG WAY</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/a-little-praise-goes-a-long-way</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264154</guid><description>Raju and Eric’s club dispute over admitting foreigners is eased by mediation, praise, and common ground, leading to compromise and an amicable settlement.</description><category domain="Category">Friend/Co-worker Disputes</category></item>
<item><title>FATHER AND SON – UPGRADED VERSION!</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/father-and-son--upgraded-version-</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264178</guid><description>A concise summary of the main points regarding this article.A father-son assault dispute turns into reconciliation through mediation, with each gaining perspective, leading to apology, forgiveness, and a chance for personal change.
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<item><title>HELP! YOUR SINGING IS GIVING ME A HEADACHE</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/help--your-singing-is-giving-me-a-headache</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264182</guid><description>A noisy-neighbour dispute is resolved when empathy and patience reveal one party’s psychological condition, leading the other to compromise and preserve dignity.

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<item><title>I .O.U. , BUT NOT THAT MUCH</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/i--o-u-but-not-that-much</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264157</guid><description>A long-time loan dispute between friends over the amount owed is resolved through mediation, leading to a compromise repayment plan and closure.

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<item><title>LOVE ME, LOVE MY LOVER</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/love-me-love-my-lover</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:263848</guid><description>Jerlyn’s romance strains family ties due to distrust and jealousy, but mediation fosters understanding, improves communication, and leads to mutual respect and reconciliation.

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<item><title>SOMETIMES, YOU CAN HELP MORE BY STAYING OUT</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/sometimes-you-can-help-more-by-staying-out</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264186</guid><description>A neighbour dispute over religious rituals and noise is resolved when mediators curb overly aggressive supporters, allowing the parties to reach a mutual compromise.</description><category domain="Category">Neighbour Disputes</category></item>
<item><title>STAYING OR NOT, YOU ARE PAYING!</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/staying-or-not-you-are-paying</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264146</guid><description>A rental dispute escalates over defects and conflict, but mediation encourages compromise, leading to a fair, win-win resolution through mutual understanding and flexibility.</description><category domain="Category">Landlord-Tenant/Co-Tenant Disputes</category></item>
<item><title>STOPPING THE NOISE BY NOT KEEPING QUIET</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/stopping-the-noise-by-not-keeping-quiet</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264144</guid><description>Randolph’s frustration over noise turns to empathy after learning his neighbour’s hardship. Through mediation and open dialogue, they resolve the issue and build mutual respect.

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<item><title>THE SAD LITTLE DRUMMER BOY</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/the-sad-little-drummer-boy</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:263850</guid><description>A man’s anger at noisy neighbours turns into empathy after learning of their family struggles, leading to understanding, support, and a peaceful resolution.</description><category domain="Category">Neighbour Disputes</category></item>
<item><title>THERE’S NO TEA, HOW ABOUT ORANGES?</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/there-s-no-tea-how-about-oranges</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264184</guid><description>A parking dispute between friends is settled through compromise and a face-saving apology, ending with a small gesture of goodwill instead of a confrontation.</description><category domain="Category">Friend/Co-worker Disputes</category></item>
<item><title>WE ALL LOVE MOMMY AS MUCH</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/we-all-love-mommy-as-much</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264150</guid><description>Siblings dispute how to care for their mother with dementia, but mediation and medical advice lead to a shared solution: one permanent home with costs jointly supported.</description><category domain="Category">Family Disputes</category></item>
<item><title>FROM FURY TO FRIENDSHIP</title><link>https://cmc.mlaw.gov.sg/community-mediation-stories/from-fury-to-friendship</link><guid isPermaLink="false">urn:isomer:resource:264153</guid><description>A concise summary of the main points regarding this article.</description><pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 +0800</pubDate><category domain="Category">Neighbour Disputes</category></item>
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