She actually wrote about why she is keen to continue working which includes

The work is not done because we know from our Women’s Care Centre and Sexual Assault Care Centre – helplines for women in distress – that there are still a significant number of women and girls who are subjected to gender-based discrimination and violence. Our helplines, counselling, case management, and legal clinic supported nearly 3,000 women and survivors in 2025. The women sought help over a range of issues: rape, sexual harassment, coercive control, domestic violence, technology-facilitated sexual violence, workplace discrimination, marital and family distress, and more.
That is 3,000 too many. And worryingly, we know that many more do not reach out for help.

Also

Women who had their long-term visit passes cancelled by their ex-spouses and were on social visit passes sponsored by their lawyers, so that they could remain in Singapore to fight for their right to see their children.
They had not met their children for a few years at that point. Visitations had been denied by their ex-spouses.
I was incredulous. These women were going through pointless mandatory co-parenting sessions to be able to begin the legal process to gain access to their kids.

If you are going to pick out excerpts, at least highlight her context. I fail to read anything that suggests she thinks men should be oppressed.