By Charlotte McEleny

Singaporean YouTuber Amos Yee, who is facing eight charges for making offensive remarks against Islam and Christianity, has started to gain global media attention after a social media campaign alerted Western media to his case.

In May, Yee was charged for six charges related to the anti-religion posts on his YouTube channel and two for failing to show up to court. The 17-year-old now faces up to three years in jail and is currently out on a $5,000 SGD bail, which his mother paid.

Yee’s videos, which specialise in refuting religion by using its own teachings (via the Bible or the Read full story ›

Source: The Drum