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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Yong Wei Kong moved to tears by Singaporeans' compassion
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Changi Prison - Yong Vui Kong was presented a picture of the 6th December gathering at Speaker's Corner after Christmas day. When his...
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Friday, December 11, 2009
Latest: Vui Kong's appeal date fixed
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At 3.30pm today, M. Ravi, author of Hung at Dawn and prominent Singapore human rights lawyer, attended high court for the fixing of a appe...
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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THE DEATH PENALTY IN SINGAPORE Singapore had been described as the world’s hanging capital leading in the number of executions per capita....
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HOW YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE
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If you feel strongly about the mandatory death penalty for drug traffickers, contact us and let us know. We are in need of volunteers to rai...
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SINGAPOREAN VOICES
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TOC TV takes to the street to ask young Singaporeans what they think about the mandatory death sentence . You may be surprised to know that...
Yong Vui Kong given opportunity to appeal
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Koh Yi Na Yong’s lawyer also urges moratorium for mandatory death penalty in Singapore until the outcome of the appeal is decided. In...
M Ravi speaks on death penalty
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The Singapore Democratic Party speaks to Mr M Ravi, human rights lawyer, who has been involved in defending persons on death row for more th...
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Vui Kong - We care
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By Rachel Zeng On Sunday, 6 December 2009, a group of Singaporeans gathered at Speakers’ Corner to express their concern for Yong Vui Kon...
Updates on Yong Vui Kong
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December 5, 2009, 1:12 am Filed under: By Rachel Zeng, Singapore Anti-Death Penalty Campaign I have met up with the elder brother of Yong Vu...
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World Day against Death Penalty
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World Day against Death Penalty On 10th Oct 2009, a collective of independent activists held a forum to commemorate the World Day against De...
High Court grants rare stay of execution
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Breaking News: TOC has learned that the Attorney-General has filed an application to quash the stay of execution which the High Court gran...
Capital Punishments
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Capital punishment is often opposed on the grounds that innocent people will inevitably be convicted. This fact is well supported in the US....
Crimes against Humanity
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Crimes against Humanity reach far beyond our imaginations. Unfortunately, the most condemnable crime against humanity would be judicial kill...
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