“Even as we provide consular assistance to the affected Singaporeans, I would like to emphasise that the Singapore government does not interfere in the judicial process and investigations of other countries, just as we expect foreign governments to respect our laws and legal process,” said Ms Sim.
“The Singapore government will continue to pay close attention to the case, and stress that due process should be accorded to our citizens.”
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