Singaporean man charged with giving about S$1,000 to Islamic State militant in Syria for terrorist acts

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SINGAPORE: A Singaporean businessman was charged in court on Monday (Jul 19) with providing money to an Islamic State militant for the purpose of ...

He was deported to Singapore and handed over to the Internal Security Department on Jan 7, 2019 for investigations into his terrorism-related activities. He was issued with an Order of Detention under the Internal Security Act in January 2019 for supporting terrorist group Islamic State.A parallel investigation by the police's Commercial Affairs Department found that in 2013 and 2014, Kazali allegedly provided a total of RM1,500 and US$351.75 over three occasions to Akel Zainal.

"An assessment will be made at the end of his sentence whether he has been successfully rehabilitated or remains a threat to society. If he remains a threat, he may be detained further under the ISA."

 

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