A combination photo shows undated mugshots of four Bangladeshi nationals who were sentenced in a Singapore court July 12, 2016. A Singapore court jailed four Bangladeshi men for between two and five years for terrorism financing on Tuesday in a case that has put the city-state's most marginalized migrant-worker community in the spotlight. Singapore authorities said the eight men, aged 26-34, plotted attacks in parks where they shared radical propaganda and videos. Wealthy, multi-ethnic Singapore, has not faced any successful militant attacks in decades. The sentences would send a "strong message that every and all terrorism financing will be dealt with", he said.

Source: Thanhnien News July 12, 2016 07:07 UTC