中国男生永居新加坡被捕，威胁"种族灭绝“穆斯林
关键词：“genocide”、“cleansing the world”
19岁，学生，来自上海，有新加坡永居权，。
当地讨论群组里流传的截图：
媒体报道：19-year-old arrested for inciting violence, posting racist comments online
SINGAPORE: Police have arrested a 19-year-old for his suspected involvement in inciting violence and posting hateful comments on social media.
The police said in a news release on Monday (Jun 8) it had received multiple reports starting on Sunday about an Instagram user who had posted insensitive comments and threats that could incite violence.
“The posts also contained hate comments that could wound religious feelings,” police said.
After investigations, officers established the identity of the 19-year-old, a Singapore permanent resident Chinese male, and arrested him on Monday. A laptop, a computer and a mobile phone were also seized.
Police investigations are ongoing.
If convicted of the offence of making a document containing incitement to violence, the person can be imprisoned for up to five years, fined, or both.
Posting comments with deliberate intent to wound religious or racial feelings carries a jail term of up to three years, a fine, or both.
“The Police will not condone any acts that threaten racial and religious harmony in Singapore,” police said.
“Any person who makes remarks that can cause ill-will and hostility between the different races and religions will be dealt with swiftly and firmly.”
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story said the 19-year-old arrested is a Singaporean. The police have since corrected that information, saying he is a Singapore permanent resident.
19岁，学生，来自上海，有新加坡永居权，。
当地讨论群组里流传的截图：
媒体报道：19-year-old arrested for inciting violence, posting racist comments online
SINGAPORE: Police have arrested a 19-year-old for his suspected involvement in inciting violence and posting hateful comments on social media.
The police said in a news release on Monday (Jun 8) it had received multiple reports starting on Sunday about an Instagram user who had posted insensitive comments and threats that could incite violence.
“The posts also contained hate comments that could wound religious feelings,” police said.
After investigations, officers established the identity of the 19-year-old, a Singapore permanent resident Chinese male, and arrested him on Monday. A laptop, a computer and a mobile phone were also seized.
Police investigations are ongoing.
If convicted of the offence of making a document containing incitement to violence, the person can be imprisoned for up to five years, fined, or both.
Posting comments with deliberate intent to wound religious or racial feelings carries a jail term of up to three years, a fine, or both.
“The Police will not condone any acts that threaten racial and religious harmony in Singapore,” police said.
“Any person who makes remarks that can cause ill-will and hostility between the different races and religions will be dealt with swiftly and firmly.”
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story said the 19-year-old arrested is a Singaporean. The police have since corrected that information, saying he is a Singapore permanent resident.
