Nagaenthran's lawyers claim that he is intellectually disabled. He was supposed to be hanged on Nov 10, 2021, but found temporary respite on Nov 9 after the ...
He was supposed to be hanged on Nov 10, 2021, but found temporary respite on Nov 9 after the court was told he had tested positive for Covid-19 when he appeared for a last-bid attempt against his death sentence. The Singapore Court of Appeal had on March 29 dismissed the last application of Nagaenthran's appeal against his execution. This is the plea orginally in the Malay language made by Panchalai Supermaniam, the mother of Malaysian death row inmate Nagaenthran K Dharmalingam to save her son's life who is scheduled to be executed next week.
KUALA LUMPUR: A Singapore court has set April 27 as the execution date for disabled Malaysian Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam, who was arrested in 2009 for ...
You have a duty to stop this!!!," Ravi wrote. It said authorities, however, have defended his conviction, saying that legal rulings found he "knew what he was doing" at the time of the offence. "Everything from the beginning is wrong about this case.
Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam was arrested in 2009 for trafficking a small amount of heroin into the city-state, which has some of the world's toughest drugs laws ...
Supporters say he has an IQ of 69 -- a level recognised as a disability -- and was coerced into committing the crime. Nagaenthran was arrested at the age of 21 after a bundle of heroin weighing about 43 grams (one and a half ounces) -- equivalent to about three tablespoons -- was found strapped to his thigh as he sought to enter Singapore. Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam was arrested in 2009 for trafficking a small amount of heroin into the city-state, which has some of the world’s toughest drugs laws, and handed a death sentence the following year.
The Singapore court dismissed the argument that Nagaenthran should be spared because he's mentally impaired.
Even the government psychiatrist at the trial admitted that Nagaenthran suffered from an abnormality of the mind. READ MORE: Malaysian Death Row Inmate In Singapore Pens A Song To Give Hope To Other Inmates Everything from the beginning is wrong about this case.
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian death row inmate Nagaenthran Dharmalingam is scheduled to be executed in Singapore next week, says lawyer M. Ravi.
"Even the government psychiatrist at the trial admitted that Nagaenthran suffered from an abnormality of mind. In 2017, the High Court in Singapore ruled that Nagaenthran did not qualify to be given life imprisonment based on evidence from four psychological and psychiatric experts. The execution of the sentence against Nagaenthran, 34, comes after a Singapore court rejected his final appeal against the death sentence imposed for drug trafficking on March 29.
GEORGE TOWN: The lawyer for a Malaysian man facing execution for drug trafficking in Singapore has urged Putrajaya to bring the case to the International Court ...
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian death row inmate Nagaenthran Dharmalingam is scheduled to be executed in Singapore next week, says lawyer M. Ravi.
His appeal against his conviction and sentence was dismissed in 2011. Nagaenthran was detained in 2009 and convicted of trafficking 42.72g of heroin in 2010, a crime punishable by the mandatory death penalty. The execution comes after a Singapore court on March 29 rejected his final appeal against the death sentence imposed for drug trafficking.
This is the plea orginally in the Malay language made by Panchalai Supermaniam, the mother to Malaysian death row inmate Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam to save her ...
He was supposed to be hanged on Nov 10, 2021, but found temporary respite on Nov 9 after the court was told he had tested positive for Covid-19 when he appeared for a last-bid attempt against his death sentence. Everyone please help." SINGAPORE: "Nagaenthran. Save him.