COUNTRIES allowed or legal for drug trafficking in SINGAPORE

[nirvarq]

So 18 cuntries are considered retards and should not be charged as per normal in SG laws for drug trafficking ?

IQ compared by countries​

Rank	Country	IQ	Ø Income	Education expenditure per inhabitant	Ø Daily maximum temperature
1	Singapore	108	25,561 $	906 $	31.5 °C
2	Hong Kong	108	25,419 $	915 $	26.3 °C
3	Taiwan	106			26.9 °C
4	South Korea	106	13,759 $	522 $	18.2 °C
5	Japan	105	36,784 $	1,242 $	20.1 °C
6	China	104	1,374 $	27 $	19.6 °C
7	Switzerland	102	50,054 $	2,465 $	14.9 °C
8	Netherlands	102	33,689 $	1,685 $	14.3 °C
9	North Korea	102			15.2 °C
10	Macao	101	20,608 $	624 $	25.9 °C
11	Iceland	101	34,861 $	2,417 $	8.1 °C
12	Finland	101	31,447 $	1,985 $	8.3 °C
13	Canada	101	27,683 $	1,657 $	7.3 °C
14	Belgium	100	30,741 $	1,682 $	14.8 °C
15	Germany	100	30,892 $	1,386 $	13.7 °C
16	United Kingdom	100	30,986 $	1,443 $	12.8 °C
17	Austria	100	32,004 $	1,762 $	13.1 °C
18	New Zealand	100	18,676 $	1,283 $	17.3 °C
19	Norway	99	48,287 $	3,527 $	9.1 °C
20	Sweden	99	36,480 $	2,337 $	9.8 °C
21	Luxembourg	99	54,254 $	2,286 $	14.6 °C
22	Czechia	99	9,283 $	385 $	12.7 °C
23	Estonia	99	9,575 $	458 $	10.1 °C
24	Australia	99	25,665 $	1,388 $	24.4 °C
25	France	98	29,484 $	1,607 $	16.7 °C
26	United States	98	36,470 $	1,909 $	18.7 °C
27	Slovenia	97	15,480 $	805 $	15.3 °C
28	Croatia	95	8,877 $	350 $	18.2 °C
29	Ukraine	95	1,458 $	83 $	14.2 °C
30	Portugal	95	14,181 $	724 $	21.2 °C
31	Belarus	93	2,523 $	139 $	11.8 °C
32	Georgia	92	1,313 $	38 $	20.3 °C
33	Bulgaria	91	2,800 $	111 $	18.1 °C
34	Argentina	90	6,345 $	278 $	23.9 °C
35	Turkey	89	4,925 $	140 $	19.9 °C
36	Serbia	89	3,529 $	157 $	18.2 °C
37	Suriname	88	2,780 $		31.9 °C
38	Cambodia	88	428 $	7 $	32.5 °C
39	Azerbaijan	87	1,502 $	59 $	21.7 °C
40	Samoa	87	1,948 $	78 $	31.2 °C
41	Mauritius	87	4,557 $	166 $	26.9 °C
42	Bolivia	85	1,021 $	67 $	27.0 °C
43	Kuwait	85	29,283 $	1,630 $	34.2 °C
44	Trinidad and Tobago	85	7,984 $	274 $	32.2 °C
45	Cuba	84	3,257 $	312 $	30.0 °C
46	Iran	84	2,842 $	120 $	23.9 °C
47	Jordan	84	1,920 $	131 $	27.4 °C
48	Montenegro	84	4,528 $		21.3 °C
49	Indonesia	84	1,082 $	29 $	31.8 °C
50	Egypt	83	1,265 $	59 $	30.1 °C
51	Ecuador	83	2,343 $	68 $	24.3 °C
52	Marshall Islands	83	3,099 $	272 $	29.9 °C
53	Puerto Rico	83	10,995 $		30.4 °C
54	Uzbekistan	83	671 $		21.7 °C
55	Tajikistan	83	317 $	12 $	20.2 °C
56	Lebanon	83	4,130 $	102 $	24.0 °C
57	Pakistan	82	598 $	16 $	30.9 °C
58	Dominican Republic	82	2,757 $	46 $	31.9 °C
59	Peru	82	2,299 $	76 $	25.9 °C
60	Syria	82	1,129 $	58 $	25.3 °C
61	Bosnia and Herzegovina	82	2,617 $		19.1 °C
62	New Caledonia	82	16,180 $		27.2 °C
63	India	81	571 $	22 $	30.4 °C
64	Vanuatu	80	1,582 $	120 $	29.5 °C
65	Afghanistan	80	340 $	13 $	24.2 °C
66	Micronesia	80	2,351 $	142 $	30.4 °C
67	Sri Lanka	79	1,024 $	30 $	29.7 °C
68	Madagascar	79	282 $	9 $	27.9 °C
69	Barbados	78	10,989 $	639 $	30.3 °C
70	Guatemala	78	1,700 $	42 $	27.3 °C
71	Comoros	74	956 $	50 $	31.0 °C
72	Kenya	71	474 $	32 $	28.4 °C
73	Sierra Leone	71	238 $	8 $	30.4 °C
74	Somalia	71			30.4 °C
75	Tanzania	71	370 $	14 $	29.8 °C
76	South Africa	70	3,991 $	224 $	24.7 °C
77	Sudan	70	548 $	14 $	36.5 °C
78	Nigeria	70	840 $		33.7 °C
79	Jamaica	70	3,073 $	156 $	31.8 °C
80	Ghana	69	522 $	34 $	32.1 °C
81	Lesotho	66	810 $	64 $	22.5 °C
82	Togo	65	377 $	16 $	33.4 °C
83	Rwanda	65	308 $	14 $	26.7 °C
84	Cameroon	65	900 $	27 $	31.0 °C
85	Mali	64	382 $	14 $	36.0 °C
86	Central Africa	64	360 $	6 $	32.5 °C
87	Burkina Faso	63	336 $	13 $	35.4 °C
88	Djibouti	63	822 $	73 $	33.9 °C
89	Eritrea	63	351 $	13 $	29.2 °C
90	Guinea-Bissau	62	316 $	13 $	33.4 °C
91	Ethiopia	61	190 $	8 $	27.2 °C
92	Senegal	60	878 $	37 $	35.3 °C
93	Gambia	60	566 $	12 $	32.9 °C
94	Timor-Leste	60	1,552 $	96 $	30.9 °C
95	Gabon	60	4,857 $	191 $	29.8 °C
96	Sao Tome and Principe	58	904 $	53 $	28.6 °C
97	Equatorial Guinea	56	3,369 $	158 $	30.0 °C

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NEWS
Nagaenthran’s family to take Singapore AG to court
Annabelle Lee
Published: Nov 18, 2021 5:20 PM
https://twitter.com/share?url=https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/599766
The family of intellectually challenged death row inmate Nagaenthran K Dharmalingam is set to sue Singapore Attorney-General Lucien Wong.
This is over alleged “negligence” by the city-state’s criminal justice system against the Malaysian inmate.
Contacted this afternoon, the family’s Singapore lawyer M Ravi said the suit will be filed sometime next week.
“What I have is the instruction (from) the family to sue the AG (Wong) over their negligence and willful disregard.

“After putting them on notice (about) Nagaenthran’s mental health, they should have just stopped and said ‘Okay, I’ll get someone to review’.
“(There has been a) willful disregard for human life. We will be suing. Nagaenthran and the family will be claiming damages as well,” he said.
Nagaenthran was sentenced to death in 2011 for trafficking 42.72g of diamorphine into Singapore. Heroin is made from diamorphine.
With a mild intellectual disability due to his lower-than-average IQ of 69, his lawyers argue that he has been denied due process. Singapore contends otherwise.
Nagaenthran's lawyers have also noted a further decline in his mental health in recent weeks.
Ravi told Malaysiakini that he has been deferring to Nagaenthran's family for legal instructions as he found the inmate incapable of “understanding” his current situation.
The 33-year-old was scheduled to hang on Nov 10 but was granted a stay of execution on Nov 8 after Ravi filed an 11th-hour constitutional challenge.

Nagaenthran later tested positive for Covid-19, resulting in a further extension of the stay until after he recovers and after the appellate court hears his case.
He is now receiving medical attention while interned and quarantined at Changi Prison.
Contempt of court?
Meanwhile, the Singapore Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) has demanded Ravi remove two Facebook posts which it said constituted “contempt of court”.
One post was a Nov 5 Facebook Live video in which Ravi commented on the Nagaenthran case.
The other was a written post about a separate legal case from Oct 18.
The Singapore AGC demanded he take down the posts, issue a written apology, and post the apology on his Facebook account by 5pm on Nov 22.
The Nov 17 letter of demand, which Malaysiakini sighted, noted that these actions were “without prejudice to other legal remedies” which may be taken against him.
Lawyer claims pressure
In response, Ravi denied making contemptuous comments in the video and will not be taking down his posts.
He characterised the Singapore AGC’s letter as an attempt to “pressure” him to withdraw from representing Nagaenthran.
“My concern is because of the international backlash, they want to actually pressurise (sic) me so that I withdraw from the case,” he opined.
Ravi said he will not be complying with the Singapore AGC’s demands.
“I do not want to dignify the AG (Wong) with a response,” he said.
Nagaenthran's impending execution and mental condition have sparked an outcry from anti-death penalty, human rights, and legal groups.
Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob has intervened on his behalf, as have UN experts and the European Union.
The case has garnered significant attention from international media like Vice, CNN, The Washington Post, The Sydney Morning Herald, Al Jazeera, and global news wire Associated Press.

 

[tobelightlight]

Good.. Sue that bloody judge.

 

[laksaboy]

High IQ is good, but without wisdom as a foundation, that IQ will inevitably be used to do wicked things.

Wisdom cannot be taught with ten-year series or even organized religions... it's something you need to figure out for yourself.