Singapore Minister Shanmugam Affirms Fair Application of Laws in Amos Yee Case
Singapore's Minister for Home Affairs and Law, K. Shanmugam, stated that the Amos Yee case demonstrates Singapore's commitment to applying its laws fairly and evenly. His comments emphasize the consistent enforcement of legal principles in the country.
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Singapore’s Shanmugam on deported blogger Amos Yee: ‘I wish the Americans had kept him’
Singapore’s Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam has said he wished the United States had kept controversial blogger and child sex convict Amos Yee, warning that foreign media and rights advocates have mistaken a repeat offender, who was deported back to the city state, for a free-speech icon. Yee, who is listed on a US Department of Homeland Security website as among the “worst of the worst criminal aliens” the Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested, was deported from the US on March...
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Read full article →Amos Yee case shows S’pore applies its laws fairly and evenly: Shanmugam - The Straits Times
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