[2015] SGCA 11

“he basic structure of the constitution, being "something fundamental and essential to the political system that is established thereunder" (per Sundaresh Menon CJ in Yong Vui Kong v Public Prosecutor [2015] SGCA 11 [at [71]. It is well settled that features of the basic structure cannot be abrogated or removed by a con”

“117. Even the Singapore Court of Appeal case of Yong Vui Kong v Public Prosecutor [2015] SGCA 11 accepted the fact that the prohibitions against torture has become a peremptory norm of international law though not part of its domestic law, as follows: “27. There is strong evidence that the”

“117. Even the Singapore Court of Appeal case of Yong Vui Kong v Public Prosecutor [2015] SGCA 11 accepted the fact that the prohibitions against torture has become a peremptory norm of international law though not part of its domestic law, as follows: “27. There is strong evidence that the”

“117. Even the Singapore Court of Appeal case of Yong Vui Kong v Public Prosecutor [2015] SGCA 11 accepted the fact that the prohibitions against torture has become a peremptory norm of international law though not part of its domestic law, as follows: “27. There is strong evidence that the”