Singapore minister says not possible to oblige Malaysia’s requests to stop executions | Malay Mail

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Singapore minister says not possible to oblige Malaysia’s requests to stop executions

24 May 2019

Shanmugam was speaking at a workplan seminar for Central Narcotics Bureau officers at the Home Team Academy. Since PH came to power, Singapore has had three requests to stop executions of Malaysians, two of whom are drug traffickers, he added. “One in five traffickers who brought in amounts that attracted the death penalty, above the threshold ― Malaysians. How do we go easy on Malaysians in the face of these stats?” he said.

“We pick up so many Malaysians at the borders. It will be good if they can share with us how many they pick up. I assume their border control is as good, they have strict laws on drugs. I assume they have as much of a will and intention to enforce them as we do," he said.

 

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