Singapore News - About 37 per cent, or less than 2 in 5, of Singapore citizens and permanent residents, would contact the authorities if they believed their loved ones were displaying signs of radicalisation, a recent Ministry of Home Affairs survey has found. This comes even as 70 per cent. Read more at www.tnp.sg
Singapore has detained teenagers in two separate cases under the country's Internal Security Act (ISA), a controversial law that allows the country's home affairs minister to have people det
Singapore News - A 15-year-old self-radicalised student who thought about carrying out knife attacks to behead non-Muslims in popular tourist areas here and becoming a suicide bomber has been detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA). The Secondary 3 student is the youngest person to. Read more at www.tnp.sg