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Fans watching rock band Green Day perform at the Padang stage at the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix on Oct 2, 2022.
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Police work with organisers to prevent crushes, stampedes

Deputy Superintendent Low Jiing Haur (second right) with the team that caught the serial molester (from left) Sergeant Muhammad Adhwa Haziq, Assistant Superintendent Iskandar Abdul Kadir and Senior Investigation Officer Sri Ganesh Rajaram in 2018.
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Police officer gets award for nabbing serial molester

The updated roadmap also aims to raise skills of the security workforce.
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Resource portal set up for security customers

Under the updated laws, religious groups must ensure that key leadership posts are held only by Singapore citizens or PRs.
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Stronger laws on religious harmony to take effect on Nov 1

He said he was declining the invitation as he felt a debate on such a platform would lack nuance.
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Richard Branson declines invitation to debate with Shanmugam

MHA said Mr Richard Branson made untrue statements about drug trafficker Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam, who was hanged in April.
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S’pore rebuts Richard Branson’s post on drug laws, death penalty

MHA said the studies showed most Singaporeans and permanent residents agreed the death penalty is effective in deterring serious crimes like drug trafficking.
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6 in 10 think drug traffickers should be sentenced to death

The Ministry of Home Affairs conducts surveys and engagements to collect feedback on issues officers may face in the workplace.
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8 suicides by uniformed Home Team officers since 2018

    Law and Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam said he expects the remaining 14 of the 92 detained since 2002 will also be released.
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    Shanmugam: 85% of ISA detainees reintegrated into society

    MinLaw and MHA said every country has the sovereign right to determine its own criminal justice system.
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    NGOs' claims of international consensus against death penalty refuted