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UNCOVERED: Singapore executes man for trafficking 1kg of cannabis | History Defined

Singapore Trafficking Tangaraju Suppiah Phil Robertson

Human rights organisations criticise city-state for hanging Singaporean man whose case was ‘far from clear cut’

A Singaporean man was hanged today for trafficking 2.2lb (1kg) of cannabis into the country, despite last-minute appeals for leniency from his family and human-rights groups.

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