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the capital of Singapore; one of the world's biggest ports

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The film was released in Batavia (modern day Jakarta), the capital of the Indies, and by July 1941 it had reached Surabaya, in Eastern Java, and Singapore, then part of British Malaya.
Film ini dirilis di Batavia (sekarang Jakarta), ibu kota Hindia Belanda, kemudian di Surabaya, Jawa Timur, dan Singapura di Malaya Britania pada Juli 1941.

The East India Company petitioned the Crown for the grant of such letters patent establishing "such Courts and Judicatures for the due administration of Justice and the security of the persons rights and property of the Inhabitants and the Public Revenue of and the Trial and Punishment of Capital and other Offences committed and the repression of vice within the said Settlement of Prince of Wales’ Island Singapore and Malacca..." Granting the petition, the Crown issued the Second Charter of Justice on 27 November 1826.
East India Company mengajukan petisi Crown untuk memberikan surat tersebut paten membentuk "Berdasarkan Pengadilan dan Judicatures untuk dikarenakan administrasi keadilan dan keamanan atas hak azazi serta kepemilikian sesorang dan Pendapatan Masyarakat dan Persidangan dan Hukuman Modal dan lain-lain pelanggaran-Pelanggaran yang dilakukan dan represi dari wakil dalam mengatakan Penyelesaian dari Prince of Wales Island Singapura dan Malaka..."

When Sarawak, together with North Borneo, Singapore and the Federation of Malaya, formed the Federation of Malaysia in 1963, Kuching kept its status as the state capital and was granted a city status on 1 August 1988.
Ketika Serawak, bersama-sama dengan Borneo Utara, Singapura dan Federasi Malaya, membentuk Federasi Malaysia pada tahun 1963, Kuching terus dikekalkan statusnya sebagai ibukota dan diberikan status resmi kota pada 1 Agustus 1988.

Certain laws such as the Internal Security Act (Cap. 143) (which authorises detention without trial in certain circumstances) and the Societies Act (Cap. 311) (which regulates the formation of associations) that were enacted during British rule in Singapore remain in the statute book, and both corporal and capital punishment are still in use.
143) (yang mengizinkan penahanan tanpa pengadilan dalam keadaan tertentu) dan Societies Act (Cap. 311) (yang mengatur pembentukan asosiasi) yang diberlakukan selama pemerintahan Inggris di Singapura tetap dalam lembaran negara, dan kedua kopral dan hukuman mati yang masih digunakan.