After Nagaenthran, Singapore urged to call off execution of another mentally disabled Malaysian


PETALING JAYA: Singapore must stop the execution of mentally challenged Malaysian citizen Pausi Jefridin, says Lawyers for Liberty.

In a statement on Monday (Feb 14), the NGO urged the Singapore government to review Pausi Jefridin's case thoroughly and consider exercising presidential clemency in light of his mental disability and Singapore’s treaty obligations under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).

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