SINGAPORE: Another two Singaporean teens who were self-radicalised have been caught under the Internal Security Act (ISA). One of them is a 15-year-old girl. An Islamic State supporter, she is the first female youth and second-youngest to ...
Singaporean Islamic State supporter the first female youth caught under ISA; another teen detained for far-right extremism
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