Iswaran Granted Permission to Leave Singapore Amid Corruption Charges

The case against the former Transport Minister, involving 27 charges, moves to the High Court as both sides push for an early trial.

Former Transport Minister S Iswaran, facing multiple corruption charges, has been granted permission to leave Singapore for Australia to help his son settle into university.
Iswaran's case, involving 27 charges including corruption and obstructing justice, is transferred to the High Court, with both sides agreeing on the matter.
The prosecution and defense are considering an early trial in the High Court, aiming for a swift resolution.
Iswaran pleaded not guilty to all charges, emphasizing his intention to clear his name.
If convicted, Iswaran faces up to seven years in jail, fines, or both for each of the charges.