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‘Cruel and unnecessary’: Family of Malaysian executed in Singapore denied final goodbye

Rights group says relatives left in shock after prison rejected requests for last visit or message

Death row pleas: NGO calls for stronger embassy support for Malaysians arrested abroad

After her brother was sentenced to death in Singapore, Angelia Pranthaman founded Sebaran Kasih to advocate for death row inmates

Attempts by three M’sians to escape death row foiled after Singapore High Court dismisses two King’s Counsels

The prisoners, Saminathan Selvaraju, Datchinamurthy Kataiah, and Lingkesvaran Rajendaren, were given the mandatory death penalty between 2015 and 2018 after being convicted of trafficking heroin.

Hearing of death row review application proves restorative justice remains preserved: Azalina

The hearing of the 11 review applications brought by death row prisoners at the Federal Court, today, proves that the principle of restorative justice under the country’s criminal justice system will always remain preserved, said Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reforms) Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said.

Federal Court to hear first batch of death row review applications

The Federal Court is expected to hear the first batch of review applications today brought by death row prisoners under the Revision of Sentence of Death and Imprisonment for Natural Life (Temporary Jurisdiction of the Federal Court) Act 2023 (Act 847). 

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