Testimonials from Singaporeans detained without trial under the Internal Security Act (ISA)  all state that this law functions more as a mechanism of political control and less as a tool for national security. There is no doubt that as a piece of legislation, the Internal Security Act (ISA) concentrates extraordinary

In Singapore, the death penalty is normalised within a segment of society where state-sanctioned killings are rationalised while showing little empathy for those condemned. How big and constant a “segment” still remains to be determined. In the meantime, the pro-death penalty discourse in Singapore reveals a disturbing trend, where people

The passing of M. Ravi, and the negative reporting surrounding his death, is unlikely to diminish Singapore’s anti–death penalty movement or its broader critique of state overreach. If anything, the movement is poised to become more focused, disciplined, and less encumbered by personality-driven controversy. Malaysia Kini. “LFL condemns S’pore’s contempt