Nathan Tinkler in SG days before ICAC evidence due
Nathan Tinkler at Sydney international airport this morning (13 May) Nathan Tinkler, one of the key persons of interest at a corruption inquiry, is in Singapore just days before he is due to give evidence. The former coal magnate is due to give evidence on Friday at the Independent Commission Against Corruption. A spokesman...
M’sian sex bloggers to shoot film in SG
(12 May) A Sessions Court here has granted controversial sex bloggers Alvin Tan Jye Yee and Vivian Lee May Ling's application to have their passports released. Judge Abdul Rashid Daud made the order Monday after Tan and Lee's counsel Chong Joo Tian told the court that his clients needed to be in Singapore to shoot a documentary...
Singapore’s caning punishment
Singapore's justice system also sentences convicts to be caned.(Photo: Reuters) (29 April) Singapore's justice system is notorious for its use of the death penalty, but it also sentences convicts to be caned. Eligible offences include drug trafficking, vandalism, rioting and overstaying a visa by more than 90 days. Only...
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