
Singapore has detained a 15-year-old student, the youngest person to be held under its Internal Security Act for terrorism-related activities. Another teen has had his movements restricted.
The 15-year old was arrested in November and planned to conduct attacks in Singapore, the Ministry of Home Affairs said in a statement on Tuesday. He also allegedly “harboured the desire to establish an Islamic caliphate through violent means”. A 16-year-old was placed under a restriction order that limits his movements.