Death penalty protesters at S'pore High Com claim Malaysians a target

B Nantha KumarPublished: Jul 25, 2019 10:29 AM

Protesters at the Singapore high commission today accused the city state's government of targeting Malaysians who are facing capital punishment under Singaporean laws.

Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) adviser N Surendran claimed he was denied access to Malaysians on death row in Singapore but legal representatives of other nationalities did not face the same restrictions.

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