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The term 'Internal Security Act' is often given to a piece of legislation laying down regulations that enable the executive government of a jurisdiction to preserve the internal security of the nation. In some jurisdictions, it authorizes the government to arrest and detain individuals without trial.

For the Israeli legislation, see 'Administrative detention'.
For the Malaysian legislation, see 'Internal Security Act (Malaysia)'.
For the Singapore legislation, see 'Internal Security Act (Singapore)'.
For the South African legislation, see 'Internal Security Act (South Africa)'.
For United States legislation, see 'McCarran Internal Security Act'.

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Internal Security Act.
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 *For the [[Israel]]i legislation, see '[[Administrative detention]]'.
 *For the [[Malaysia]]n legislation, see '[[Internal Security Act (Malaysia)]]'.
-*For the [[Singapore]]an legislation, see '[[Internal Security Act (Singapore)]]'.
+*For the [[Singapore]] legislation, see '[[Internal Security Act (Singapore)]]'.
 *For the [[South Africa]]n legislation, see '[[Internal Security Act (South Africa)]]'.
 *For [[United States]] legislation, see '[[McCarran Internal Security Act]]'.