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The Internal Security Act (ISA) in Singapore is a law that allows the government to detain individuals without trial if they are deemed a threat to national security or public order. This law gives the government broad powers to investigate and detain individuals, and can be used to prevent and respond to potential security threats. The ISA has been used to detain individuals suspected of terrorism, subversion, and other security-related offenses.
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