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Parliament: Counselling, other penalties for youths who make seditious remarks
Published on May 11, 2015 2:40 PM

SINGAPORE - Youths who make offensive remarks on race and religion may receive different intervention and penalties depending on the severity of the offence, Parliamentary Secretary for Social and Family Development Low Yen Ling said on Monday.

These include conditional warnings, probation, and placement in a juvenile rehabilitation centre, reformative training centre or prison.

Rehabilitation programmes for these youths may also include counselling them on the importance of respecting other races and religions.

They will also have the opportunity to interact with people from other communities through activities and community service, or be mentored by staff or volunteers.

"These measures encourage offenders to take responsibility for their actions and equip them with life skills to embark on constructive lifestyles," Ms Low said in Parliament.

She was responding to Nominated MP Kuik Shiao-Yin, who wanted to know the programmes in place to rehabilitate youths who make seditious remarks.

Families also play a crucial part in rehabilitating these youths, Ms Low added.

 

[Wunderfool]

Parliament: Counselling, other penalties for youths who make seditious remarks
Published on May 11, 2015 2:40 PM

SINGAPORE - Youths who make offensive remarks on race and religion may receive different intervention and penalties depending on the severity of the offence, Parliamentary Secretary for Social and Family Development Low Yen Ling said on Monday.

These include conditional warnings, probation, and placement in a juvenile rehabilitation centre, reformative training centre or prison.

Rehabilitation programmes for these youths may also include counselling them on the importance of respecting other races and religions.

They will also have the opportunity to interact with people from other communities through activities and community service, or be mentored by staff or volunteers.

"These measures encourage offenders to take responsibility for their actions and equip them with life skills to embark on constructive lifestyles," Ms Low said in Parliament.

She was responding to Nominated MP Kuik Shiao-Yin, who wanted to know the programmes in place to rehabilitate youths who make seditious remarks.

Families also play a crucial part in rehabilitating these youths, Ms Low added.

The govt is providing this information so as to remind gamblers betting on the outcome of the amos ' trial to play responsibly.

 

[xpo2015]

So welfare this benign dictatorship garmen. How can you hate LKY?

Not when I still have a conscience.

 

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Youths who make offensive remarks on race and religion may receive different intervention and penalties depending on the severity of the offence, Parliamentary Secretary for Social and Family Development Low Yen Ling said on Monday.

These include conditional warnings, probation, and placement in a juvenile rehabilitation centre, reformative training centre or prison.

Rehabilitation programmes for these youths may also include counselling them on the importance of respecting other races and religions.

They will also have the opportunity to interact with people from other communities through activities and community service, or be mentored by staff or volunteers.

Memo to Idiot Parliamentary Secretary:

What about Prime Miniature's who make seditious remarks in of all places election rally speeches? Send him to the Siberian Gulag for three years where he shall, in addition to doing hard labour, write "I shall respect the Constitution, I shall remember that Sinkieland is a Westminster style democracy, I am a public SERVANT, etc" at least three hundred times every night!

Seditious remarks according to the Act, Miss Low IQ, is not limited to race and religion:

(1) A seditious tendency is a tendency —

(a) to bring into hatred or contempt or to excite disaffection against the Government;
(b) to excite the citizens of Singapore or the residents in Singapore to attempt to procure in Singapore, the alteration, otherwise than by lawful means, of any matter as by law established;
(c) to bring into hatred or contempt or to excite disaffection against the administration of justice in Singapore;
(d) to raise discontent or disaffection amongst the citizens of Singapore or the residents in Singapore;
(e) to promote feelings of ill-will and hostility between different races or classes of the population of Singapore.

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Parliament: Counselling, other penalties for youths who make seditious remarks

What about counselling and penalties for a particularLEE useless minister who mocked other countries.....