Singapore is scheduled to execute a woman for the first time in almost 20 years, human rights advocates say.Singaporean national Saridewi Djamani, 45, was found guilty of trafficking 30g (1.06oz) of heroin in 2018.

She will be the second drug convict to be executed in three days, after fellow Singaporean Mohd Aziz bin Hussain, and the 15th since March 2022.
Singapore has some of the world's toughest anti-drug laws, which it says are necessary to protect society.
Aziz was convicted of trafficking 50g of heroin. Under Singapore law, the death penalty can be applied for trafficking of more than 15g of heroin and more than 500g of cannabis.

Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) said Aziz was accorded "full due process", and that his appeal against his conviction and sentence was dismissed in 2018.
In April, another Singaporean, Tangaraju Suppiah, was executed for trafficking 1kg (35oz) of cannabis that he never touched. Authorities say he co-ordinated the sale via mobile phone.
The CNB declined to comment on Saridewi Djamani's case when contacted by the BBC.
British billionaire Sir Richard Branson, has again criticised Singapore for its executions, saying the death penalty is not a deterrent against crime.
"Small-scale drug traffickers need help, as most are bullied due to their circumstances," Mr Branson said on Twitter, adding that it was not too late to stop Saridewi Djamani's execution, he said.
She is one of two women on death row in Singapore, according to the Transformative Justice Collective, a Singapore-based human rights group. She will be the first woman executed by the city-state since hairdresser Yen May Woen in 2004, the group said. Yen was also convicted of drug trafficking.
Local media reported that Saridewi testified during her trial that she was stocking up on heroin for personal use during the Islamic fasting month.
While she did not deny selling drugs such as heroin and methamphetamine from her flat, she downplayed the scale of those activities, noted judge See Kee Oon.
Authorities argue that strict drug laws help keep Singapore as one of the safest places in the world and that capital punishment for drug offences enjoys wide public support.
But anti-death penalty advocates refute this.
"There is no evidence that the death penalty has a unique deterrent effect or that it has any impact on the use and availability of drugs," said Amnesty International's Chiara Sangiorgio in a statement.
"The only message that these executions send is that the government of Singapore is willing to once again defy international safeguards on the use of the death penalty," she said.
Amnesty International noted that alongside China, Iran and Saudi Arabia, Singapore is one of only four countries to have recently carried out drug-related executions.

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😭😭😭 I'm sure a man introduced her to this kind of lifestyle.

ndi developers can't develop singapore now

zangaozanga:
ndi developers can't develop singapore now

You wan start abi 😂

Crazy world

Someone is in control of the drugs in Singapore. Maybe the presidency or Army Generals. So they have to stop other importers, you have to or risk it or stand the chance of being executed

Drug Cartels in Singapore are very strict and powerful. You can't bypass then without risking your life

On colos, on colos

If Nigeria can emulate Singapore and Malaysia laws on illegal drugs, this country name would be restored in less than 5 years.

Here we go, confirmed!!

Thank God, as the undisputed obaofaba the Igwe chukwuma Anukam one of Aba land I'm very happy she's not one of my subjects in ABA.

Sigh of relief indeed.

Get rich or die hard in tryin!!!

Go hard or Go home!

So sad .

they should have forgiven her. Nobody is holy.

Crime doesn't pay.
May God have mercy on her soul.
This will serve as deterrent to others engaging in such criminal activities.

Ipob cannibals better stay away from Singapore,

Humans

SVC6000:
Someone is in control of the drugs in Singapore. Maybe the presidency or Army Generals. So they have to stop other importers, you have to or risk it or stand the chance of being executed

Drug Cartels in Singapore are very strict and powerful. You can't bypass then without risking your life

see criminal mind

People made it clear they don’t want drugs n all u could think about is big men are involved

We should all advocate to live a drug free life

Many Nigerians now see crime n shortcuts as legal so when u try to stop them they always have d mindset u are doing same

MESS11AH:
If Nigeria can emulate Singapore and Malaysia laws on illegal drugs, this country name would be restored in less than 5 years.

that will b like genocide to a tribe

It’s like planning to flush them away from d surface of d earth

Ordinary due diligence for a forged result they see it as attack on their tribe

And some Nigerians will still traffic drugs to Singapore.

Awon developer isonu

Their laws is one of the reason why their passport is so powerful in the world

Singapore and Indonesia na bad market to our beloved developers.
India's laws are not as strict na why men get base for there.

30g = death sentence

This is how you stop crime.

Nigeria should adopt this law.

IconicR:
😭😭😭 I'm sure a man introduced her to this kind of lifestyle.

yes ur father did

hang the MF wish we exercise the death sentence more in nigeria

Ok

zangaozanga:
ndi developers can't develop singapore now

Ndi developer kpai you dia! Ikpunnegi gbakwaa utu!

People from the headquarters of Agbero and open defecation rushed to the thread to check their papa and mama names.
They ran out in disappointment and went back to the gutter to finish up their defecation

MESS11AH:
If Nigeria can emulate Singapore and Malaysia laws on illegal drugs, this country name would be restored in less than 5 years.

You want drug dealers and smugglers to be executed in a country where the number one citizen is a cartel Lord ? Your dreams are even taller than the eifel tower.

Just sentence her haba, execution is harsh for just that one, yes i know drug matter bend for there but atleast 10 to 15, 20 urs in jail is ok