Joseph Lim Nov 4
#ReplyOfTheYear
STForum: Report on #scam gang may mislead readers by singling out ACS (I)šŸ¤”
"given that 27 Singaporeans are wanted by the #police for alleged involvement in a serious & egregious #crossborder #crime with victims in #Singapore & the region, we saw it was necessary & useful for readers to be provided with as much #verifiable #information about these individuals as possible as it emerges & becomes publicly available.. aim was to report the #facts"šŸ§ #journalism
https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/forum/forum-report-on-scam-gang-may-mislead-readers-by-singling-out-acs-i
Forum: Report on scam gang may mislead readers by singling out ACS (I)

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šŸ‘‡Hi-time to beat scams w #ZeroTolerance

Singaporeā€™s #caning of #scammers reaffirms ā€˜moralā€™ severity of #crime
"scammers as well as members & recruiters of #scam #syndicates will be punished w 6-24 strokes of te cane. Te harsher penalties aim to enhance #deterrence against scams, which r te most prevalent form of crime in #Singapore.. Other offences in šŸ‡øšŸ‡¬ tt carry te penalty of caning incl #rape, which warrants at least 12 strokes, #drug #trafficking & illegal moneylend'g"
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/lifestyle-culture/article/3331531/singapores-caning-scammers-marks-distinction-between-moral-betrayal-and-technical-wrongs

Singaporeā€™s caning of scammers reaffirms ā€˜moralā€™ severity of crime

Scammers as well as members and recruiters of scam syndicates will be punished with six to 24 strokes of the cane under the new law.

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