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Human rights should dominate ASEAN agenda | Amnesty International
25 February 2009

Amnesty International called on ASEAN member states to move human rights to the top of the agenda of the ASEAN summit, scheduled to take place this weekend in Thailand ...

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Singapore: Executions since December defy global trend
13 January 2009

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL. PUBLIC STATEMENT. AI Index: ASA 36/002/2009. Date: 13 January 2009. Singapore: Executions since December defy global trend. ...

Document       ASA 36/002/2009

Singapore: Further information on death penalty: Tan Chor Jin (m)
12 January 2009

Tan Chor Jin was hanged in the morning of 9 January 2009. The president had rejected his appeal for clemency in the last week of December. Tan Chor Jin had been ...

Urgent Action       ASA 36/001/2009

Death Penalty - the ultimate punishment: Campaigning toolkit
1 June 2008

This toolkit contains eight factsheets: Towards abolition; Killed by the state; Secret executions; The death penalty: the Ultimate punishment; A life for a life ...

Document       ACT 50/015/2008

Peine de mort. Le châtiment suprême. Kit de campagne
1 June 2008

Report       ACT 50/015/2008

Singapore: International Bar Association urged to take action on ...
16 October 2007

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL. Public Statement. AI Index: ASA 36/003/2007 (Public). News Service No: 198. 16 October 2007. Singapore: International ...

Press Release       ASA 36/003/2007

Singapore: Further information on Death penalty
26 January 2007

Iwuchukwu Amara Tochi, aged 21, and Okele Nelson Malachy, aged 35, were hanged on 26 January at 6am, at Singapore's Changi Prison.

Urgent Action       ASA 36/002/2007

Singapore: Further information on death penalty
19 January 2007

Iwuchukwu Amara Tochi, aged 21, is now scheduled to be executed by hanging on 26 January. He was arrested at Changi Airport on 27 November 2004, and was charged ...

Urgent Action       ASA 36/001/2007

Singapore: Government misusing the law to muzzle critics
14 December 2006

Amnesty International called on the Singapore government to stop using restrictive laws and defamation suits to muzzle critics and opposition party members. Dr ...

Press Release       ASA 36/005/2006