UPDATE 24/04/2022: We received the news today that Nagaenthran’s execution has been set for Wednesday 27th April. This shocking outcome is despite serious concerns about his intellectual and mental capacity, and collective outrage from around the world. Call on Singapore to save Nagaenthran’s life #SaveNagaenthran

The death warrant for Malaysian national, Nagaenthran K Dharmalingam, has been issued and he has been scheduled for hanging in Singapore’s Changi prison on the morning of Wednesday 10 November.

His older sister Sarmila said, “when I woke up in the morning, I couldn’t stop thinking about him and crying… Our family has been struggling since we received notice of his scheduled execution.” (Twitter)

Nagaenthran was convicted and sentenced to death in 2010 for importing 42.72 grams of diamorphine (heroin) into Singapore - the judges had no choice but to sentence him to death as it was mandatory. His conviction and death sentence have so far been upheld on appeal.

But medical experts who have assessed Nagaenthran found that his cognitive deficits may have contributed towards his diminished responsibility when carrying out his offence. And Nagaenthran’s family and lawyer have expressed deep concerns about Nagaenthran’s mental state and incomplete understanding of his imminent execution.

Sign the petition and share it on socials, tagging the Singaporean President @govsingapore - Halimah Yacob. It is within Madame President’s power to halt any execution plans and commute Nagaenthran‘s death sentence - and save his life.