CLEAN : Singapore urged to release disabled trafficker as execution halted

The transcript discusses the moral and legal issues surrounding Nagendran's death sentence, emphasizing his mental health vulnerabilities and the ineffectiveness of execution as a solution to drug problems. It highlights the family's concerns about his deteriorating mental state and questions the rationale behind executing someone in his condition.

What is the main argument against charging Nagendran according to the first section?

• He is a threat to society.

• He needs treatment and help.

• He is a mastermind of the operation.

• He has committed multiple crimes.

What legal action is being pursued to help Nagendran?

• Setting aside his death sentence.

• Appealing for a reduced sentence.

• Requesting a retrial.

• Seeking a presidential pardon.

What is a significant factor affecting Nagendran's mental health?

• His family's financial status.

• His time on death row.

• His education level.

• His physical health.

Why is execution considered ineffective in solving drug problems?

• It is not supported by the public.

• It is not a deterrent.

• It does not address the root causes.

• It is too costly.

What is the family's main concern about Nagendran's condition?

• His physical health.

• His education.

• His financial stability.

• His mental state.