Inside Singapore’s deadly war on drugs | 101 East Documentary 

We are Asian people million of more TRUST Al Jazeera international news 😍😍

Please Make a investigation Indian RAW in Bangladesh. distroyed HUMAN RIGHT, killing, etc etc !

Your documentary is a bit biased. Respect a country's laws. Being poor or not very smart is not an excuse if you choose to break the laws of a country.

A drug riddled country is an insecured , dangerous country to live in. Look in USA South America and Europe.

Please make Bangla investigation Because millions of more Bengali people trust Al Jazeera international news 😍😍

The problem is, anyone can secretly put a pack of drugs in someone's bag or pocket and get them executed

Brazil slum of the world

Legalizing drugs stops that but guess what your country still makes drugs illegal your problems is already set in front of your eyes legal cheap drugs would stop that market dumbass

For us Singaporeans, we dont know what it is like. Anyway u can share?

@@kayf_ahmad Keep your bags to yourself. U leave your bags unattended?

Remember, they take your kindness as weakness. So why don't she go to Nigeria herself? Why need of you to carry it for her? And she claims her brother is dying of cancer? It's a claim. She may not even have a brother or a non dying brother. You will never know. For those who do not know Singapore well, the government takes a very serious views on Drug trafficking, armed robberies and kidnappings, all these crimes face the Death Penalty.

@Dess Bhakktt hey mind your words not every nigerian is a scammer so use your brain

imagine trusting a black person lmao

good job u saved ur self from death penelty cheers let it b a lesson

Accept nothing from strangers, not even your friends when travelling. If you are caught, you are the only one to face the consequences, not the strangers nor your friends.

I agree with you!Every country should have the same law and punishment for drug traffickers!

Amen sir

I am also a Singaporean and I fully support zero tolerance towards drugs. I am very disappointed with this biased documentary. Victims of drug abuse and their families should be interviewed to show the devastation caused by drug abuse. Richard Branson was invited by Singapore Minister Shanmugam to an open debate but the normally courageous Branson declined. He even said this matter is best decided by Singaporeans. This fact was not discussed in this documentary. Regarding the Malaysian drug traffickers, it is unbelievable that they were unaware or easily tricked to be drug mules. Malaysia’s law is the same as Singapore - also death by hanging for drug trafficking. M Ravi, the human right lawyer is a character by himself but that’s his personality. What I find ironic is when the so-called anti-capital punishment advocates cherry-pick their cases to protest. If you are against capital punishment, why limit to only these ‘low-IQ’ drug mules? It should be a total abolition for all crimes. Forgot for all drug traffickers regardless of how smart they are and the murderers, child rapists etc. I find it similar to those ‘eco-warriors’ who campaign for cute wildlife like whales, polar bears, dolphins, seals but don’t give a hoot to endangered reptiles etc…

@@CalvinK300 👏 well said. I found this documentary very biased, using poverty or low IQ as an excuse for breaking the law. They are still considered competent in the eyes of the law to know right from wrong. Imagine if low IQ (but competent) was used as an excuse for murderers and pedophiles to mitigate against the KNOWN penalties of their crimes.

@@CalvinK300 the endangered protest bs is for attention i mean i dont have to bring in that much attention i just pick up trash at the beach and throw it away and some kids will follow that habit

Thank you for your positive comment of Singapore . And, your contribution to our country😊.

Thanks bhai. We appreciate you.

Thank u bhai respect for our migrant workforce

Thank you for working for Singapore

very well said vai, yes Singapore is clean , safe and a very beautiful place to visit as a tourist

I 100% agree! The west needs to learn from Singapore 🇸🇬

Philippines receive different treatments from the US and EU following Duterte harsh approach to the drugs crimes.

@@silverianjannvs5315 because u people r lapdog to whoever can give u $$

The best and only way to effectively fight against drug addiction, is through legalization. Singapore's policies are Donald Trump-levels of conservative

@@silverianjannvs5315 Duterte approached is slightly more fighting drugs with extreme violence sometimes without proper investigation & street execution...Singapore goes through the court.

1000% agreed with you. coz i have seen how to escape the drug traffic in sri Lanka

@@PapYESMAN try having a drug addict in your family and then come back and tell us your views on those those supplying drugs

gay little country

@@kf510 There are high functioning drug users everywhere, your family just has stupid IQ genetics.

Your country is small, of course it's easier to keep it safe. What policy had been done in Singapore could not be replicate in Malaysia or any other parts of the world because of size.

Didn’t duerte implement the death penalty for drug users? Why didn’t that work?? Hmm wonder why 😂

I think you're better than many of your country 's politicians , they don't seem to understand the relation of it

@Mor Isil Wëindal patawa ka namn.

@@sashamoore9691 death penalty isn't legal in our country. So jokes on you

I THINK WE SHOULD LET DRUG ON WAR RISE AGAIN IN THE PHILIPPINES.. PRES. BONGBONG IS SO INCOMPETENT.

The country above them is about to build a canal. They got much bigger problems😂😂They are about to become irrelevant

Why so stiff?

​@@maximtcaciuc2904Lol stats show that drug addiction in Portugal is rising and now their government is having doubts. Don't expect me to pay higher taxes to find your useless drug habit. If you wanna destroy your useless life with drugs, you are free to do so. Just kew yourself faster and don't be a burden to society.

Its true just imagine 1 guy traffic drugs it will be sold and destroy many other lives

What rubbish. Prohibition just makes things worse!

Should also interview those families who the drug was sold to. It would be interesting to see how it affected them

Listen all u people that are saying yeah great law ! You really don’t know how much you would be fighting against this law if it were you or family members in prison waiting to get hanged so unless your walking in their shoes every story is different when people are going to the extent of smuggling drugs to make money some probably to feed their families then guess what it’s the government we should blame cause of unemployment low pay so to some extent the country of Singapore needs to take responsibility for making for one jobs so scarce two not paying enough

Or the people who became victims of drug addicts. How is it that the criminals are being treated like the innocent?

Stfu. All drugs should be made legal. Who the F are you to control my life

Sentiments exactly. The price tag is pain clear for all to see. Whether it’s worth to risk the prize at the price, onus is always on the individual.

It will become like an unsafe South American country.

This is reason why Singapore prosper amazingly unlike other countries

The fear they invoke is enough for deterrence in a developed civil society.vulnerable for drugs easily

Can you share what do you mean by clean? Cure from addiction?

@@robintang7304 Yes. Cure from addiction. The same way Ciggarette and alcohol addicts get clean. In western countries there are rehabilitation centres and effective programmes to help victims recover from their addiction. Can't say much for singapore since addicts are not even seen as humans. Sick culture.

What about drugs that killed people come from doctors

Totally agree brother! We in Brunei also the same penalty. So, our drug case is still low.

@@natep6729 another spreading false information again about Singapore. Singapore got lots of drug rehabilitation centres. Plus you know what is more effective than those rehabilitation centers? The police and the law enforcement crack down heavily on the drug dealers and make it difficult for them to buy drugs. So they are not easily tempted to relapse.

Western media is one big pool of cow dung. It’s getting worst by the second. Never ever trust Western media, it’s the biggest propaganda machine since the printing of the Bible.

Correct. I am Australian and do think focus should also be on the cruelty posed on people who becone victims of drugs.

The West destroyed most of our native cultures and lectures au much about how to run a country

They must settle their own country drug problem 1st b4 cmg here to TC 😂😢😅

If they really like drugs so much. Pl keep it on your shore, thks. 😂😢😅

Well said.

Absolutely

Or another video about drug trafficker in Qatar.

You have a choice. Drug dealer don't destroy life Your family shouldn't be doing drugs.

@@vaughnreedjr6592 that's why S'pore is proactive to ensure drug dealers go to the hangman first before they can unleash their destruction upon the society

No worries at all , the Singapore government is too good for nonsense media

Well said

Don't do drugs

@@cheontham3265 there is a news circulation of your death execution. Hope not true

@@yeranep9443 This is a serious topic , your nonsense have no place here

Indeed. I am Singaporean and my grandmother and her generation have talked about the opium era during colonial rule that devastated families

I really feel for you & for you to experience that in Singapore & travel to & from both in India & Canada. I pray for yours cousins 🙏

@@boitiechee thanks for your kind words

sg isnt drug free any more than countries that dont have the death penalty

I've been a heroin addict over half my life, drugs still move around, the war on drugs is much more damaging than the actual drug. Decriminalized/legalization had been very successful and once the USA changes their mind then other countries will follow. Addiction is hard enough on the user and family and treating them like the worst criminals is disgusting in my opinion. Alcohol, tobacco, sugar even water can kill. Improve people's lives and they are much more likely to stop.

That’s complete garbage. The death penalty has absolutely no place in any civilized society.

The ones losing there lives are the ones consuming cut drugs that’s why clean drugs don’t harm anyone but you wouldn’t know that bc every place in the world made drugs illegal but you can get in a death machine car or buy a knife to kill your self a lot easier

It's the money matters to do drugs that are against the law ,easy money big time

I was a anti-drug enforcer in several national jurisdictions. Don't waste your time and money trying to stop drug use. The Police are not the best sources for the point of drug illegality.

Of one person caught nine were let thru with the knowledge of you know who,it's all about money,if the authorities were true they are fighting drug in two years no illicit drug on the street

@@edgarbarraca2885 money? nah is more like that they know the consequences and they still do it..... there are many ways to earn money. serve them right hahahhahahaha

it is not draconian

IT IS draconian!

@@marccrawford167 Draconian to offenders. Irrelevant to law abiding citizens.

I am not from your country but I find your law right and necessary to combat such profitable business that destroys the lives of so many around the world and nobody cares. Good work!!

@@aewcontrol2984 drugs aren't to blame for everything. Other countries manage perfectly fine without the death penalty.

i hate drug dealers my brothers are addicted one of them has developed psychosis and is on medicin

Singapore knows drugs can destroy people in many things. So they have this absolutely strict law so that hardly any Singaporean will do it or even smoke it. But in US, its the opposite. US must learn from Singapore.

@Niki Youssef I'm so sorry for your family. I know the feeling. A member of my family recently got addicted and I'm experiencing the effects 1st hand. It's a terrible thing.

@@ibromgs thank you may god relief our pain yes it very painful thing

Untrue. There are many states with lax drug laws and no death penalities and are as secure and stable as singapore (Switzerland for example)

The issue is , this channel is owned by Qatar gov . In Qatar they too have zero tolerance for drugs but they have issue with other nations doing so ! Same as the west treated the east !

I couldn't agree with you more. It's very simple, Drug trafficking = Death penalty!

@@AKSHAY6346 exactly right...

But why is the law there so laxed on alcohol addiction which has been making the streets unsafe? You can literally get drunk, kill someone with your vehicle and get away with a very light sentence. They have banned the sale of alcohol after 10.30PM and you now see drunk drivers crashing their cars in the daytime. Both drugs and alcohol are intoxicants aren't they? Alcohol addiction does not ruin families?

@@arkhanson4701 Alcohol is different. How many people are alcoholic ? Drug is on another level. You touch it and you barely escape from it.

or you can post mild criticism of the pap and then really learn what feeling unsafe really is

@@4x4r974 every taxi cab driver in Singapore must live in fear of their lives then

Exactly. That was a rubbish statement to say she feels unsafe cause of this law. They wouldn't speak like this if a drug abuser or trafficker had abused/molested a kid in their family. Then they would holding hoarding saying kill not only the traffickers but also the drug abusers

I actually laughed clearly Miss doesn't know what unsafe is.

Education should not be the sole responsibility of the government. Parents must teach their children from young ages, instilling in them that drugs are dangerous (directly or indirectly).

The war on drugs is lost

@@josepanicucci8591 Countries without the death penality are safer and more stable in many ways. Death panlties contribute to the downfall of societies.

@@ceooflonelinessinc.267 That's no true...

@@ceooflonelinessinc.267 b.s.

Imagine u walk on the streets at night when u are a teenager, u see someone standing at one corner and ask if u are stress. If u say yes and taken the packet,gg ur life is fked if u consume some of the packet content😂

​@@donaldmaxie5264No drugs, no customers. Seems obvious.

​@aero.l Drugs are so profitable that as long as there are customers, somebody will be trying to take advantage of the demand.

Sorry to hear this. Was this event on the news, or another statistic that is forgotten?

@@erniepaj unfortunately she just became part of the “unresolved cases” statistics. Not sure if her case got some media attention as they lived in a rural part of a province (I was overseas when it happened).

Sorry to hear .

@@jethmangubat_325 that's terrible sorry to hear this.

I agree with you. My gangster friends who use to abuse drugs daily are ALL incontinence now. Both male and female below the age of 30. Completely unable to pee due to neuro damage. Need to wear diapers daily. They end up refusing to go work or go out much as their diapers will stink after a few hours. So in the end their poor parents need to work at old age to support them. Thank god i am never interested in drugs because i cannot afford to buy them.

And we are proud to have you here, bhai. You guys are the nicest. I befriended a floor cleaner for my flat. And Bangladeshis have hospitality.

Thanks for building our country. Much respect to you!!

@@syafsmith5085 thankyou sir🙏

@@averysim7709 thankyou sir 🙏

thank you for the contributions you and your people have made to our country.

The best and only way to effectively fight against drug addiction, is through legalization.

@@alisha8099 : No, it is not. The State of Oregon decriminalized all drugs in 2020. However, the drug problem has not improved at all, but rather, it has gotten worse. In 2022, Oregon experienced the sharpest rise in overdose deaths in the U.S. and had one of the highest percentages of people with substance abuse in the nation. "a few kilos of them (drugs), which will destroy hundreds, thousands of families. One death is too kind." - Lee Kuan Yew

@@SV-kr9fu💯truth. These places are getting worse…

​@@alisha8099look at the US now.Its getting worst.Its like a virus out of control.We in SG didnt want that.

@@alisha8099 what if I told you.. if you cut off the supply of drugs, there will not be a drug addiction problem? Legalization does not remove drug addiction

It will be more safer if they stop rubbish coming from poopland.

You can stay in your prison posing as a country

@@troystpaul100 i intend to... And you can feel free never to grace us with your present... We won't notice anyway....

Untrue. There are many states with lax drug laws and no death penalities and are as secure and stable as singapore (Switzerland for example)

@@ceooflonelinessinc.267 but are there a lot more countries like Mexico, many cities in US, where their drugs problem has went so out of control that addicts shoot up and get high on the open... Where drug lords and gangs do battle in public over territories... And in general, people avoid certain parts of city because of the homeless, crime or violence. Things like the above don't happen in Singapore. And unlike 'Switzerland'... We are actually located near the 'Golden Triangle' of Opium growing in northern Thailand, Myanmar and Laos... Our status as an international air and sea transportation hub make shipping drugs internationally through SG a real problem

@@hloc And guess what? The US has one of the toughest laws on drugs resp. had because they have seen that strict laws doest lead to less crime.

Best comment 👍👍

Honestly, most of those people already had major character flaws and removing them from mainstream society is a good thing. It is like a really round about excommunication. The organised gang problem exists, but increasing the economy is not without upsides.

But for how long will it be safe? Traffickers will anyway find new ways to smuggle drugs. Humans keep trying. Goverment will keep trying and traffickers will also keep trying.

@@mayank9885 You can run but cannot hide.

If they keep coming.... we will keep hanging and dat simple. Knowing Singapore is very firm n strict. Please don't try your luck here coz you have been warned. Thank you

@@mayank9885 Like computer Viruses evolve, anti virus will improve. Yes, can't eradicate 100%, eradicate 99% will be good enough, just like your anti bacteria sanitizers that claim 99.9%. Come visit Singapore and you'll know.

@@mayank9885 apparently it’s working.. statistically Singapore has low drug abusers

Me too because of drug-related crimes, car accidents, and violence.

You hate anti socialism for other people in the world but love your own government healthcare in australia. Leave Australia You are a coloniser and you have the same mentality as a member of the nsdap.

Singapore is drug free or what?!who has no ideas knows just to punish;)

It's likely that Singapore learned a few lessons from "The Opium Wars" (between China and Western powers during the mid-19th century), which led to this severe punishment.

total BS

Yes i also heard this reasons too. I totally support the zero tolerance law to drugs.

Why not apply instant death for those who molest children or do rape? Instead they simply do some jail time. I'm sure the numbers could drop for those crimes too. Or aren't these crimes bad enough and selling drugs is worse?

I do agree with you

@@secondopinion89 that will motivate the perpetrator to kill the rape victims instead since they would be hanged for rape. That is a consequence we don’t want to cultivate due to laws. That’s why law settlers need to look at other cause and effect.

@Second Opinion While you are at it, you might as well ask for death penalty for telling lies too.

@@hawaiianpizza7 But then not only would the person be charged with rape (which you can still prove, even if s/he kills their victim), they'd be charged with murder too. So no, that doesn't make sense. Look, I get it, Singapore had a drug problem and they solved it. Sometimes, I look at Mexico and feel like they should do the same thing. But this is a case of the ends justifying the means. It's like saying, we have a homeless problem and we solved it by killing all of the homeless people! Sure, you solved the problem, but at what cost?

She can very well go n live in another country which does not believe in capital punishment for the drug traffickers. Maybe she can migrate to USA and walk around some of the main cities and see whether she is safe or not. A frog in the well.

Sounds like she's into drugs so she doesn't feel safe cos of the law lol

She should move to Portland, San Fransisco, Vancouver or British Colombia with years family and see how she feels then.

Yes. Don't follow Malaysia

ABSOLUTELY AGREED

@@yivunqp963 NEVER follow msia, seriously. their old corrupt govt has no idea what they are doing, they are short-sighted and only think for themselves$. hopefully this new anwar govt could make some difference to the hopeless situation. keeping my finger crossed.

The number of fake accounts employed in this comments section is amazing. Who are these fake accounts?

Given the fact that there are seven bilions people on earth, it is only a matter of time that one human will for whatever reason (low intelligence e.g) break this law. In this case you would find it reasonable to kill this person?

100 % agree with, look US lots people use drugs and make country unsafe and little chaotic

Another attempt by media to paint authorities as bad people.

Life is good to you? Good for you. How about the lives of individuals ruined because of drugs? How about those Lives ruined for life because they've been the receiving end of drug addict's crazy drug-driven ideas? The authority has all the right to do whatever it takes to stop illegal drugs from further spreading and further contaminating and destroying lives.

@Sabar sabar we have so much social support for the poor and under privileged. theres no excuse.

@Sabar sabar Being unhappy is no excuse to break the law. Moreover, we're talking about trafficking, not consumption, which has far less penalties.

​​@Sabar sabar Taking Drugs is a form of escapism but it is not the only way but it is one of the most destructive form and is extremely difficult to cure a drug addict. Drug problem does not stay at an individual. It can spread and has the capacity to negatively impact the lives of an entire nation. There is no such thing as artificial happiness. It is such a superficial definition of defining happiness. The reality of lives is that we live in a society intertwined in many ways. Can Singapore afford to losen their grip on drug law? I would say yes but why should Singapore risk it. There are other ways for individuals to relief their sufferings.

You like restricting humans in their choices?

@@ceooflonelinessinc.267 it's not about them ! But they influence others

@@ceooflonelinessinc.267 are you a troll or are you plain stupid?

You are now being hanged

You are from Bhutan and you support death penalty?😅😅😅

Exactly! One single pint of heroin are enough to destroy 150 families , let alone how many lives going to lost ….

Totally agreed

Dealers don't force people to take drugs do they? The users should hold the same weight as the dealers, it's a demand and supply situation.

@@rebelliussoul3645 are you selling drugs?

@@grdainylung5216 Only to your mother, your father and your children.

That's exactly why Singapore are on the top of my intinary.The government got it's citizens in check.Unlike latin American countries etc

It also works smoothly in Singapore because little to no corruption. Do this anywhere else there will be bribes and a lot of dead innocents or only poor people.

The tiny size of Singapore also helps in close checks n control of drugs...imagine a country just under 700 sq km ....that would probably be a small district in many of your larger countries...

South Africa is poor

@@vaughnreedjr6592South Africa has a higher gdp than Singapore lol

So long as you obey the rules and laws be a good person , you and your family’s personal safety and human rights will be protected and guaranteed as Singapore have little tolerance towards crimes not only drugs trafficking but other crimes as well. In Singapore the criminals have little human rights or none and their crimes they committed comes with heavy penalties… other than death toll we have the infamous caning punishments for the least serious criminals but enough to remind them for the rest of their sorry lives .

Child traffickers,women, drugs, arms and all illegal activities or things like coal,gold,trees,sands,stones, fake currency and all.. can't never ever stop or protected it from trading these illegallities in a country full of corruption or full of corrupted peoples( ministers, officers and all high ranking officials) from each and every states like INDIA 🇮🇳

As long as u not a women or a child can alr u will be safe. Have u seen the molest and rape cases lol all time high cuz of the lack of sentencing for them

Drug pushers are nothing less than murderers. The death penalty is an appropriate punishment for such a crime. Just think how many users end up dead and imagine the suffering of the family. It is not about the individual but the safety of society at large.

Very true 🐅🐅🐅

Yes but about family breakups and homeless? Singapore is not immune to them.

Vancouver used to #1 city in the world, drugs and drug related causes the ratings, huge number of homeless in in the city.

​@@andrewcoongoroThere are no homeless people in Singapore.

@@andrewcoongoro what even is your point? your comment dont even make no sense

​@johnm84 you sure?

Not all youngsters, just mainly a bunch of entitled privileged social science students with a unrealistic outlook on life

Good argument but absolutely wrong to take somebody's life. The tide is turning all over the world and Singapore will have to decide which side of history it wants to be part of.

@@justtruth467 , Your view is out of whack. When a person brought misery,sicknesses and death for monetary profit with no regards for the suffering society, then it should be life for life.

Typical Singaporean mentality where everything needs to be grateful and toe the line. Get off the high horse and look into the problem and solve it rather than sweeping it under the carpet. I understand Singapore's stance when it comes to drugs however it should be solved holistically rather than just executing them. Have some empathy.

@@judymckee5992 you are whacked

Exactly,When evil is not punished the wicked grow bold.The bible says.

Unfortunately too many do not or want to understand this

when they knew the penalty and still did it then who's to blame?

Well said. My sentiments exactly

There was an opium epidemic in Singapore in colonial period up till independence in 1965, so the older generation definitely felt what it was like to live in a drug and crime infested country.

@@WasLostButNowAmFound Opium is also negatively associated with colonialism, with the UK having sold it to the locals, & HK being ruled by the UK after it won the Opium war against China (& I think 1 of their emperors was hooked on it, which is believed to have led to more decadence & the downfall of the kingdom & opened the doors to colonization), which would harden the society's attitudes towards narcotics too

This is a necessary deterrent unlike America and Mexico do u like to see drug addicts in the streets ? Wasting away

Why Malaysia were accused committing human right abuse when hanged Australian drugs trafficker?

Very well said , full support

@@banndell cuz he is born on white country you know white supremacy VIP treatment

Yes, and anti death penalty protestors are idiots. Most of them are doing it just because their friends do it. Spineless.

Wrong. Dont spread lies. Some regimes are more successful in establishing themselves as a safe country respectively a safe society. Safe in the sense of having as little as possible generic crimes while giving humans as much freedom as possible. The safest countries on earth (GPI) have abolished death penalties, torture punishments and strict laws as applied in Singapore. In fact, they have relatively lax laws. Singapore (9th ranking) is the exception respectively confirms the rule in this list. If the punishment applied in Singapore would make countries safer, the safest countries would be these countries, which is obviously not the case. Furthermore, researchers in this field have until today struggled to find a casualty between the death penalty and reduction of crime. If they have found anything, it is that the punishment applied in Singapore do not reduce crime. There are several studies which are backing up this finding. They have taken culture, size and other factors in consideration. Furthermore, it does not matter if the country is different from others. Human right violations stay human right violations. Thats why they are called human rights. Death Penalty: No Solution to Illicit Drugs (1996) This analysis of drug trafficking and drug laws in various countries concludes that the absence of capital punishment will not harm and may even strengthen efforts to address drug abuse and drug law offenses Deterrence and the Death Penalty (2012) The committee concludes that research to date on the effect of capital punishment on homicide is not informative about whether capital punishment decreases, increases, or has no effect on homicide rates There's No Evidence that the Death Penalty Acts as a Deterrent (2015) As far as some crimes punishable by death in several countries are concerned―such as importing or trading in illegal drugs, economic crimes, or politically motivated violence―there is no reliable evidence of the deterrent effects of executions Nick Petersen, PhD, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Law at the University of Miami Social science research does not support the contention that the death penalty deters crime. In 1978, the National Research Council, one of the most prestigious scientific institutions in the nation and world, noted that “available studies provide no useful evidence on the deterrent effect of capital punishment John J. Donohue III, JD, PhD, Professor of Law at Stanford University There is not the slightest credible statistical evidence that capital punishment reduces the rate of homicide So, everything what the Singaporean regime is claiming for whatsoever reason contradicts directly with the real world and the clear consensus among researchers in this field. It is ironic to yell for differentiation between countries and culture but meanwhile the judicary in Singapore lacks to kills in differentating between the cases. They kill mentally disabled people or people, who have been addicts.

Exactly. This stupid person, who can't see this logic, will then undermine support for other good policies and turn Singapore inside out, all in the name of revenge.

Not fair!!!! then don't come to sgp n fool aro with drugs.....do u know how many broken families will be created just becoz of your mistake (crime). VERY shameful n IRRESPONSIBLE EXCUSES 😤😤

There are a lot more such ‘zombies’ neighbourhoods in many cities across USA and Canada. Recently in Singapore there were addicts high on drugs slashing cars and people with swords. Another fella took a lady hostage. I am so glad for our country’s strong stance against drug trafficking. I wish the younger generations do not get seduced into thinking capital punishment is barbaric (as if the drug devastation is angelic) or that soft drugs are safe.

Many homeless people in California BC of drug.

Bro, what are the prices for fentanyl laced heroine there? I really want to start exporting to Singapore! I bet the profit margin would be insanely high! The Singaporeans would love our product!

@@lewisc9959 yes, the profit margin is very lucrative. Singapore’s laws are very strict so any vices are bound to be profitable.

@@lewisc9959 Good for you but who's the patsy you're going to get as a mule? Or are you going to do a personal delivery? lol. Don't recommend it.

Yea they tried the whole muslim stand together sh t. This dont work here lol

Philippines' president supports medical marijuana

@@marimar3161 only if the health department approved

Singapore is supporting our war on drugs especially when the president was still president Duterte... We want death penalty only those opposition are against it... Even some senators want the death penalty to bring it backed...

What are you talking about? You out of your foolish mind 😂😂 Philippines? No way 😂 Only the poor drug addicts are jailed and killed. Those addicts that live in expensive gated communities, rich and influential can do whatever they want. Example just recently, the son of Justice secretary was acquitted on charges of illegal possession of 1.3 million pesos of drugs. The son was caught at the airport by drug and enforcement unit. Lo and behold, the father is so powerful, justice was raped by inutile judiciary.. Drug lords are having a good time in the Philippines. No secret that bribes are being given to the 🐊 politicians, judiciary, police and even to well known journalists and radio commentators 💩 So remove Philippines from your list 😂😂 Even the inutile former president has his bff Drug lords. Exempted from his drug campaign. They live in paradise 😂😂

@@marimar3161 its not official, just wishful thinking..

Haha...so.many are poor and mentally unsound here,,,some men are selling their ,,,,,,to survive Dont always paint a rosy front....it is NOT....in Shitapore

@@megalaikannairam4050 lol you sound mentally unsound

@@megalaikannairam4050 Don't just say it , show us all some proofs

@@cheontham3265 blind oinks. Pretenders

@@megalaikannairam4050 Do you know how to answer a proper question properly

Bro... feel sorry for you. Please spread the bad of drug so no others of your family or friends will suffer.