Public Consultation on Proposed Changes to Mandatory Death Penalty (27 Aug, 7pm)

The National Solidarity Party (NSP) and Think Centre (TC) have come together to organise a public consultation to discuss the proposed changes to the mandatory death penalty announced on 9 July. The following are… Continue reading

A meeting with Mr Cheong Kah Pin

By Rachel Zeng I met up with Mr Cheong Kah Pin, father of death row in mate Cheong Chun Yin, at City Square (JB) on Sunday. It was one of the most heart-wrenching… Continue reading

Death penalty overturned for man who killed girlfriend

by Amanda Lee 04:45 AM Aug 16, 2012 SINGAPORE – A 25-year-old man facing the death penalty had his sentence successfully overturned and the charge reduced to one of culpable homicide at the… Continue reading

Archbishop hails changes to death penalty

Ravi – A video by Jon Keng

Yong Yun Leong’s letter to Singapore

Dear Singapore, As a family member of Yong Vui Kong, I am greatly comforted and very grateful to learn that Singapore is planning to revise some of its laws at this critical moment. My gratitude… Continue reading

Press statement from Save Vui Kong Campaign

PRESS STATAMENT SAVE VUI KONG CAMPAIGN 10TH JULY 2012 The save Vui Kong Campaign is pleased to learn that the Singapore Government has proposed an amendment to the Misuse of Drugs Act to… Continue reading

SINGAPORE: Proposed change a welcome step

Government needs to do more to abolish mandatory death penalty for all crimes Amnesty International and the Anti-Death Penalty Asia Network (ADPAN) welcomes the Singaporean Government’s move towards putting an end to the mandatory death sentencing… Continue reading

DPM Teo’s statement about the changes in the mandatory death penalty

Source: TODAYonline Thank you, Mr Speaker, for allowing me to make this Statement. The death penalty has been an important part of our criminal justice system for a very long time, similar to… Continue reading

Can an innocent individual be sent to the gallows in Singapore?

By Rachel Zeng According to US journalist Peter Krouse, Singapore’s Foreign Minister and Minister of Law K. Shanmugam said that “while he hasn’t done a case-by-case study, he didn’t think so” when asked… Continue reading