This podcast delves into Singapore's stringent drug laws, which include the death penalty for drug trafficking. The reporter speaks with a range of individuals, from supporters who argue that these harsh penalties deter crime and enhance public safety, to opponents who emphasize the human toll and the need for a more nuanced approach. While Singapore's drug rehabilitation centers are often seen as tough, they also provide significant support, such as therapy and job placement services. The conversation examines the effectiveness of Singapore's zero-tolerance policy, the ethical concerns surrounding capital punishment for drug offenses, and the hurdles faced by activists who challenge the current system.
