Newly enacted legislation allows lawmakers to determine whether a criminal is sufficiently rehabilitated to re-enter society
The parliament of Singapore passed a law on Monday enabling the Asian nation to keep convicted criminals behind bars after their prison terms are completed, if they are still considered a threat to society.
The legislation, which applies to people aged 21 or over, giv
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