SINGAPORE: A Malaysian human rights group said on Wednesday it would “absolutely stand by” its claims that prisoners on death row in Changi prison are executed brutally, adding that it will not comply with a correction direction issued by Singapore's POFMA Office., as it invoked the online falsehoods law against LFL and three parties for spreading the allegations.
READ: POFMA - Government not 'training our sights on certain types of people or organisations', says Iswaran "LFL also made spurious allegations that prison officers were 'given special training to carry out the brutal execution method', that the Singapore Government approved of these 'unlawful methods', and suggested that specific measures were adopted to cover up these methods," said MHA.READ: Singapore defends online falsehoods law in response to articles by SCMP, Bloomberg
"Any acts such as those described in the LFL statement would have been thoroughly investigated and dealt with."She said she originally shared the LFL statement because the allegations concerned a process about which"very little information is publicly available, were extremely serious and disturbing".
Ya protocol Singapore should do something , but its a no brainer , we need not explain to people how we execute Msians
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