

Assignment: Singapore – drugs, rehab, execution
Oct 15, 2024
Kay Shanmugam, Singapore's Minister for Home Affairs and Law, staunchly defends strict drug policies, including the death penalty. Dr. Muni Winslow, a revered addiction psychiatrist, discusses the evolution and effectiveness of treatment for drug users. On the other hand, Kirsten Han from the Transformative Justice Collective passionately campaigns against capital punishment, highlighting its harsh human costs. Together, they dive into the intense realities of rehabilitation, the ethical dilemmas of punitive laws, and the societal implications of such stringent measures in Singapore.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Intro
00:00 • 5min
Deterrence and Rehabilitation: Singapore's Drug Policies
04:31 • 3min
Rehabilitation and Reintegration: The Journey of Recovery
07:03 • 16min
Navigating Drug Rehabilitation and Criminalization in Singapore
23:23 • 7min
Singapore's Drug Laws: A Double-Edged Sword
30:35 • 20min
Ethical Dilemmas in the Death Penalty Debate
50:54 • 5min