Police issue warnings, advisories to 30 for alleged involvement in unlawful societies

Twelve of the men, aged between 43 and 56, were issued warnings between March 13 and 17 for being members of an unlawful society.

Another 12 men, aged between 21 and 60, and six women, aged between 30 and 53, were issued advisories for their involvement in an unlawful society.

“Those intending to form or operate a society in Singapore are advised to ensure that the society is in full compliance with Singapore’s legal and regulatory requirements,” said the police.

Anyone convicted of being a member of an unlawful society in Singapore may be fined up to $10,000, jailed for up to three years or both.

“The police take a serious view of the presence of unlawful societies, whose activities may pose a threat to public safety, peace and good order in Singapore,” the authorities added.

“The police will continue to monitor and act against such unlawful societies.”