How Singapore stopped the religion radicalised

 

How these people, the unhappy religion followers can be stopped to hurt other people?

Is there a way? 

Yes, it is. Singapore has allowed all religions to allow the followers to be secular citizens. This has reduced the pressure of the religion on the people, but the government still faces the problem of religion fanatics. 

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Singapore fully allows individuals to be secular citizens, as the state operates as a secular republic that treats all citizens equally regardless of religious belief or non-belief. The government maintains strict neutrality regarding religion, and citizens are entirely free to practice any faith, change their religion, or hold no religious beliefs at all. [1, 2]

Government and Secularism

State Neutrality: The government practices an accommodative secular approach, meaning it stays neutral, does not favor any single religion, and keeps public policy discussions on a secular basis. [1, 2, 3]
Separation of Religion and Politics: Mixing religious agendas with politics or political campaigning is strictly prohibited to protect national unity and social peace. [1, 2, 3]
Legal Protections: Laws like the Maintenance of Religious Harmony Act prevent any religious group from encroaching on the rights of others or disrupting public order. [1, 2, 3]

Rights of the Individual

Freedom of Choice: Citizens have the legal right to choose their personal worldview, including identifying as atheist, agnostic, or secular. [1]
No State Religion: Unlike some regional neighbors, Singapore has no official state religion, ensuring that secular citizens face no legal penalties or institutional disadvantages for lacking a religious affiliation. [1, 2]

If you'd like, I can share more details on:

• How Singapore's legal system handles secular governance alongside personal community laws.
• Rules regarding public expression and free speech concerning religion

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_15_of_the_Constitution_of_Singapore

Hold on, one thing is the same sex marriage law is not yet passed. 

You can watch the report and think for yourself. 

Three self-radicalised youths detained by ISD: Media doorstop with K. Shanmugam, Desmond Lee

Three self-radicalised male Singaporean youths were separately issued with detention orders under the Internal Security Act in April, May and June respectively. Though their cases are not related, all three were self-radicalised online by violent extremist ideologies, and had made preparations to conduct local attacks. Speaking to the media at a doorstop at New Phoenix Park on July 27, Senior Minister, Coordinating Minister for National Security and Minister for Home Affairs K. Shanmugam and Education Minister Desmond Lee said it was fortunate that someone at the school had picked up on the telltale signs.