Tag Archives: Prison

Imagine spending 24 hours a day in a crammed cell, with no sight of when this "quarantine" will end.

Shame on you Singapore. Your prison reflect your 3rd world status. Look at Norway.

I was release from prison in 2013. In the past, my job was all ah long runner and i was doing all the fast money job. So after I was released from prison in 2013, I had no skills and all.

A netizen sent us this angry email after facing off against a team of MRT Transcom police officers who pulled him aside for screening at Eunos MRT Station.

Regular meals, family visits, prescribed television and reading hours, work out exercises, Christian counselling group sessions and even a possibility of remission for up to ⅓ of their sentences. These are some of the perks that the five City Harvest Church (CHC) leaders who began serving their jail sentences last week can look forward during their days in Changi Prison.

Although Kusrini was instructed to only place the suction cap outside the boy's nose and lips, she placed the suction cap inside the boy's mouth, which caused it to get lodged in the boy's throat when it accidentally was detached from the tube. She tried to fish out the cap from his mouth, persisting for 8 minutes even though her hand was covered in his blood.

Yang Kaiheng, the former editor of The Real Singapore has come out to clarify some of his own experiences while serving time in Singapore Prisons. Some people have seen this as a direct rebuttal of some of the things that human rights activist Han Hui Hui has said in a blog post titled, "Alone in cell".

So as you guys can tell from immediately criticising the Singapore Government upon my jail release, I am fine. Occasionally I might have felt shaken and depressed by all of this, but like all previous instances I managed to overcome. I think my arrest for ‘intending to wound religious feelings’ was most likely a political stunt by the Singapore Government to try to discredit me and silence dissent, they might have thought putting me in jail twice could be an effective deterrent, not effective enough apparently, so the fight continues!

#freeamosyee, interestingly, we have been informed that Amos has been transferred from Changi's Men's Prison to Tanah Merah Prison... Amos has said that Tanah Merah Prison has mostly Malay youths. We have also been informed that he has been threatened, slapped on the back and kicked while he was climbing up the stairs.

Singapore's bravest boy Amos Yee has been sentenced to 6 weeks' jail after he pleaded guilty to 6 charges for wounding the religious feelings of Christian and Muslims.