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The lead investigator on the case of a family friend-turned-slave who was abused routinely for months until she was dying from her septic wounds sits down with CNA to share his thoughts on the case.
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The sentencing of the S$3 billion money laundering case in Singapore drew strong public reactions. It is up to parliament to determine whether the sentencing regime for such cases is adequate, says lawyer Mark Yeo.
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-2.jpg?itok=yLC2453v "'A miracle she pulled through': Singapore police investigator on 'slave' who was nearly tortured to death 59")
