Singapore reinstates caning as a punishment for online scam offenders amid a rise in scam cases, resulting in significant ...

Scammers and recruiters for scam groups face a legal crackdown that allows them to be punished with six to 24 strokes of the ...

To combat a surge in modern-day online scams, Singapore has turned to a punishment from the past: caning. This past week, ...

SINGAPORE plans to unleash at least six brutal strokes of the cane on convicted online scammers, a minister told lawmakers on ...

Scammers face between six and 24 strokes of the cane, while mules face a discretionary 12 strokes. Read more at ...

Singapore will allow caning for individuals convicted of remote communication scam offenses. Convicted offenders may receive six to 24 strokes, depending on the case. Only male offenders under 50 may ...

Singapore, where spitting in public and selling chewing gum is illegal, has long been known for its strict laws.

Scammers in Singapore will face mandatory caning of at least six strokes, with the punishment rising to 24 strokes depending ...

Singapore's parliament has passed legislation that will see scammers, syndicate members and recruiters punished with up to 24 ...

Singapore is sending a message to scammers that they will suffer brutal and painful consequences if they're caught. The ...

Singapore, notorious for its strict laws, including a ban on spitting in public and selling chewing gum, may punish convicted ...