Singapore has defended its tough stance on drugs and retention of the death penalty, with minister K. Shanmugam saying he did not have 'any doubts' about ...
Singapore’s Court of Appeal dismissed a last-minute legal challenge by Kalwant Singh, who was convicted in 2016 of trafficking 120.9g of diamorphine. - The Court of Appeal dismissed a last-minute legal challenge by Kalwant Singh, who was convicted in 2016 of trafficking 120.9g of diamorphine Singapore’s Court of Appeal dismissed a last-minute legal challenge by Kalwant Singh, who was convicted in 2016 of trafficking 120.9g of diamorphine.
In April, Singapore executed Indian-origin Nagaenthran Dharmalingam, who had been on death row for over a decade after being convicted of trafficking about ...
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Leaving aside the lateness of the application, Kalwant Singh bore the burden of putting forward evidence to show that the CNB had used the information he provided, said the Chief Justice. The CNB stated that the information that led to the suspect's arrest was the result of investigations into a unrelated case. Lawyer Too Xing Ji told the packed courtroom that the CNB does not deny that the suspect was arrested in a white Honda Integra car that Kalwant Singh had informed the bureau about.
Rest of World News: Kalwant Singh, 32, is due to be put to death early Thursday, two months after the execution of a mentally disabled man in Singapore ...
Shanmugam said Singapore maintained the death penalty because "there's clear evidence that it is a serious deterrent for would-be drug traffickers". In April, the execution in Singapore of a mentally disabled Malaysian drug trafficker, Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam, triggered widespread anger. Kalwant Singh, 32, is due to be put to death early Thursday, two months after the execution of a mentally disabled man in Singapore sparked international outrage.
Kalwant Singh, 32, was convicted of possession of 60.15gm of diamorphine and trafficking 120.9gm of the drug.
A Malaysian national on death row, Kalwant Singh, who argued before the Court of Appeal on Wednesday (July 6) for a stay of execution, asking that his ...
“Kalwant meant it when he said he would fight till the noose is around his neck. He was still convicted, mainly on the testimony of a co-accused person.” Malaysian human rights and law reform NGO Lawyers for Liberty tweeted at 4:46 pm on Wednesday afternoon, “Kalwant Singh’s final stay of execution application has just been dismissed by the Spore Court of Appeal. He will be executed tomorrow morning.”
The 32-year-old Malaysian was convicted of possessing 60.15gm of diamorphine and trafficking 120.9gm of the drug in the city-state.
The Malaysian had also sought a review of his conviction and sentence for trafficking 60g of drugs into the city-state.
He was handed the death penalty on June 1, 2016. He filed a notice of motion yesterday to the Singapore Court of Appeal for a stay of his execution as well as a review of his conviction and sentence. Malaysian Kalwant Singh will be hanged as scheduled tomorrow after failing in an eleventh-hour bid to stay his execution for the offence of trafficking just over 60g of diamorphine into Singapore nine years ago.
“Yes. He has been executed,” he said when contacted. Singapore Court of Appeal on Wednesday dismissed the final appeal of Kalwant, whose execution was set for ...
He had filed a criminal motion to the Court of Appeal for a stay of his execution as well as a review of his conviction and sentence. His conviction and death sentence were upheld by the Court of Appeal the same year. Singapore Court of Appeal on Wednesday dismissed the final appeal of Kalwant, whose execution was set for Thursday.
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian death row inmate Kalwant Singh has been executed in Singapore for drug trafficking on Thursday (July 7).
Kalwant’s family are still in prison; I am on my way to Norasharee’s funeral.— Kirsten Han (@kixes) #deathpenalty #Singapore July 7, 2022 It was reported on June 30 that the authorities in Singapore issued the execution notice against Kalwant for the sentence to be carried out on July 7. "Kalwant’s family are still at the prison.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the application for a stay of drug trafficker Kalwant Singh Jogindar Singh's execution. ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG.
Leaving aside the lateness of the application, Kalwant Singh bore the burden of putting forward evidence to show that the CNB had used the information he provided, said the Chief Justice. The CNB stated that the information that led to the suspect's arrest was the result of investigations into a unrelated case. Lawyer Too Xing Ji told the packed courtroom that the CNB does not deny that the suspect was arrested in a white Honda Integra car that Kalwant Singh had informed the bureau about.
SINGAPORE, July 7 — Singapore hanged two drug traffickers Thursday in what campaigners condemned as a “shameful and inhuman punishment”, taking to four the ...
After a hiatus of over two years, Singapore resumed executions in March with the hanging of a Singaporean drug trafficker, and activists fear more will be conducted in the coming months. The latest executions come after the hanging of a mentally disabled man in April sparked widespread international outrage, with the European Union and United Nations among those speaking out against it. SINGAPORE, July 7 — Singapore hanged two drug traffickers Thursday in what campaigners condemned as a “shameful and inhuman punishment”, taking to four the number of executions in the city-state since March.
Punjab-origin Kalwant Singh from Malaysia is the second Indian-origin man to be hanged - in the past three months - by Singapore for a drug-related offence ...
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SINGAPORE: Malaysian on death row Kalwant Singh was executed early this morning in Singapore's Changi Prison, and his remains will be taken back to Cameron ...
He had filed a criminal motion to the Court of Appeal for a stay of his execution as well as a review of his conviction and sentence. His conviction and death sentence were upheld by the Court of Appeal the same year. Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday dismissed the final appeal of Kalwant, whose execution was set for today.
Singapore on Thursday executed two men for drug trafficking, ignoring pleas for mercy from human rights campaigners who fear "a new wave" of hangings in the ...
According to the Central Narcotics Bureau, both men were sentenced to death in June 2016. Amnesty International's deputy regional director for research Emerlynne Gil on Thursday urged Singapore to immediately impose a moratorium on executions. Both men had been on death row for the past six years while numerous campaigners called for clemency.