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  • Malaysian Monster On Trial For Raping Own Daughter

    Malaysian Monster On Trial For Raping Own Daughter

    A Malaysian man is alleged to have sodomised and raped his 15-year-old daughter more than 200 times from January to March this year.

    According to The Star, it took the court several hours yesterday (Aug 9) to read out the 182 charges against the unit trust agent who pleaded not guilty to them all but “hung his head low”.

    Over 400 more charges involving sodomy are to be read out to the 36-year-old man today (Aug 10).

    He divorced his wife two years ago and has custody of his eldest daughter whom he is accused of sexually assaulting.

    His two younger daughters are staying with their mother.

    He allegedly sodomised the girl three times a day at their home in Sungai Way, Petaling Jaya since she was 13.

    The Star reports that he was accused under Section 377C of the Penal Code which provides a maximum of 20 years’ of imprisonment and shall also be liable to whipping, upon conviction.

    The man also faces a charge of committing incest on July 21 at 2pm and is accused under Section 376A of the same Code and punishable under Section 376B(1) of the Code.

    The divorcee was also accused of 30 counts of physical sexual assault without intercourse from July 11 to 20 and was charged under Section 14/16 of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017.

    He also faces a charge of abusing, neglecting and sexually abusing the child between Jan 1 and July 21. The charge falls under Section 31(1)(a) of the Child Act 2016 and is punishable under Section 31(1)(b) of the Act.

     

    Source: http://stomp.straitstimes.com

  • Amos Yee Reportedly Robbed By Muscular Fellow Inmate

    Amos Yee Reportedly Robbed By Muscular Fellow Inmate

    Recently in prison Amos has been repeatedly robbed by a man named Emmanuel Reyes, also known as “Bubba.” Reyes is a 6’4” (1.93 m) 250 lbs (113.4 kg) muscular Black man covered in tattoos. Reyes is in prison for illegal weapons charges and for assault. Reyes was in possession of an illegal gun and he beat up his cousin after his cousin wanted to evict Reyes over constant noise complaints.

    Prisoners are allowed to purchase additional food and snacks at the prison kiosk with money sent to their commissary account by family and friends. Amos receives money on his account thanks to donations from people who care about him and is able to buy additional food.

    Reyes began targeting Amos and numerous other prisoners to intimidate and steal food from. Reyes specifically targeted Amos, Amos’s Filipino friend, Asians, and the elderly as he viewed them as easy targets. Reyes was recently placed into solitary confinement after attacking another inmate. Reyes approached a 72-year-old inmate and demanded that the man give him his chips. The 72-year-old man refused to give up his food so Reyes beat him badly.

    During Reyes’s solitary confinement, Amos requested that he be moved to a different part of the prison due to harassment. The prison honored his request. Amos’s Filipino friend, Jay, also made the same request for the same reason and was also transferred. Amos and his friend Jay are now safe after that ordeal.

     

    Source: Amos Yee

  • Anak-Anak Kumpul Duit Untuk Tunaikan Hajat Mak Menunaikan Haji

    Anak-Anak Kumpul Duit Untuk Tunaikan Hajat Mak Menunaikan Haji

    Seorang ibu yang berasal dari Kampung Parit 5, Sungai Sumun, Bagan Datuk, Perak, Cik Muslikah Abd Kadir, amat beruntung kerana anak-anak beliau berusaha keras mengumpul wang untuk membolehkannya ke Tanah Suci demi menunaikan ibadah haji. Beliau merupakan antara jemaah Malaysia paling tua melaksanakan ibadah haji tahun ini dan beliau amat bersyukur kerana terpilih sebagai dhuyufurrahman (tetamu Allah) di Tanah Suci.

    Cik Muslikah berkata, impiannya yang ditunggu-tunggu selama ini tercapai akhirnya dan beliau telah berlepas ke Tanah Suci bersama anak saudaranya. Sementara itu, Jaimah Selamat, 62 tahun, bersyukur kerana sepanjang menjaga ibu saudaranya itu di sana, beliau mampu melaksanakan ibadahnya sendiri walaupun terpaksa berkerusi roda.

    “Saya memang mahu menolaknya sendiri (menggunakan kerusi roda) supaya ibu saudara saya dapat merasai nikmatnya bertawaf di hadapan Kaabah. Tetapi semasa melakukan umrah pertama kali tempoh hari, kami dirempuh jemaah lain. Namun itu tidak melemahkan semangat saya untuk menunaikan tanggungjawab. Jika upah orang lain yang menolak, saya bimbang ibu saudara saya tidak dapat menghayati sepenuhnya melakukan ibadah itu,” katanya, dan menyatakan Cik Muslikah dalam keadaan sihat dan begitu bersemangat untuk melakukan ibadah di Masjidil Haram.

     

    Source: Bernama

  • Dr Bibi Jan Dianugerah Bintang Bakti Masyarakat Atas Sumbangan Kemasyarakatan

    Dr Bibi Jan Dianugerah Bintang Bakti Masyarakat Atas Sumbangan Kemasyarakatan

    Sumbangan Dr Bibi Jan Mohamed Ayyub selama tiga dekad dalam menyelaras usaha keluarga titipan diiktiraf dalam Anugerah Hari Kebangsaan tahun ini.

    Dr Bibi Jan, 59 tahun, merupakan antara tujuh individu yang menerima Bintang Bakti Masyarakat (Lintang) – antara pengiktirafan tertinggi dalam anugerah sempena Hari Kebangsaan itu.

    Beliau, seorang kaunselor dan pendidik, telah terlibat sebagai sukarelawan dalam Jawatankuasa Titipan di bawah Kementerian Pembangunan Sosial dan Keluarga (MSF) sejak 1987.

    Dr Bibi Jan pernah menjadi pengerusi jawatankuasa itu pada 2003 dan dilantik semula sebagai pengerusi pada 2015 hingga sekarang.

    Jawatankuasa yang terdiri daripada karyawan pelbagai bidang itu berperanan menilai kes titipan di Singapura dan memastikan keselamatan dan kebajikan anak dalam keluarga titipan.

    Beliau juga pernah menerima Pingat Bakti Masyarakat pada 1987 dan Bintang Bakti Masyarakat pada 2006.

    Seorang aktivis masyarakat, Dr Bibi Jan merupakan pengarah lembaga Angkatan Karyawan Islam (AMP) dan pernah bergiat dalam banyak pertubuhan lain seperti Yayasan Mendaki, Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Muis), Persatuan Pemudi Islam Singapura (PPIS), dan Kesatuan Guru-Guru Melayu Singapura (KGMS) seawal 1980-an.

    Beliau memiliki ijazah kedoktoran daripada Universiti Durham, United Kingdom; ijazah Sarjana Pendidikan daripada Universiti Nasional Singapura (NUS); dan ijazah Sarjana kedua dalam Bimbingan dan Kaunseling daripada Universiti James Cook yang berpangkalan di Australia.

     

    Source: www.beritaharian.sg

     

  • 38 Year Old Jobless PMET Divorced, Distressed

    38 Year Old Jobless PMET Divorced, Distressed

    Hi Gilbert,

    I truly need help I am feeling suicidal at times. My life has been a challenge since the beginning of my life. I try to get pass through by trying to compare myself to the less fortunate. I do not know how much longer I can hold on. I hope we can meet up and talk.

    I also hope you can publish the following at your site. Hopefully, there would be some like-minded readers who can provide some insight about my situation. If you can, please edit it for me.

    I am just stating facts and grieves of my life, if you want to be critical, please step out of your comfort zone and reply at a logical level. I am a true-blue Singaporean with roots as deep as 3 generations, aged 38.

    While in Secondary school, I started my working life sweeping the streets, literally. My single mom couldn’t afford to send me to a computer school after secondary school which was my interest. Thus, I have to work on school nights and weekends as a hotel cleaner from 11pm to 7am but that took a toll on my health and my education. Not to mention I had family issues. Unable to handle it, I dropped out of school, worked my way up slowly. After a few years of local jobs and my own business, I started my career in a multi-national company with rapid rise to management level. However, armed with only a O level cert, I could not get above $4.5k salary even though the role usually gets more, alot more.

    When I tried to get a new job, I couldn’t as I was not “educated” enough. I even remember when I went for an interview with a local hiring agency, the director of the company asked me why am I getting paid $4.5k with only a O level education. Moving forward, everyone wants to negotiate my salary dependent on my previously-earned salary.

    This would not happen in any other 1st world nation as they would not only look at your education only but your ability and the job role they offering as well. A culture only present in Singapore among developed nations!

    To SINGAPORE HR Folks : Does it really matter, what I drew in my previous role? Would you pay me a roadsweeper’s salary if I did 6 months of sweeping the roads as I cannot get employed? Staff remuneration should be based on the fact that what role you are offering, and a competitive remuneration to ensure retention.

    I stopped work so I can go after a Masters as a maturde candidate. I have passed my Masters without even taking a degree course. For those who are wondering, how?  I not ashamed to say I am pretty smart (Singapore Mensa tested at 142 IQ) and anyone I know would easily tell you I have pretty high E.Q. as well. I never needed to go to school to learn these stuff, I read or learn through life experiences and pretty much grasp almost anything.

    8 months have almost passed since completion of my Masters, and I still don’t have a job. I was even willing to take up non-IT roles as Condo Manager for $3k. Though I was able to impress in the interview, I was not offered a role. Only to find out later, that it was likely they were only willing to offer $2.8k for the position, which is the same they are willing to offer an inexperienced staff with diploma.

    I cannot get government jobs or government-related jobs which are advertised everyday, simply because I do not fit the profiled definition of a normal candidate.

    I have about $100k in the CPF unusable. I can’t afford a HDB, as I need to be employed and I cannot apply for BTO. Furthermore, I went through a divorce, I cannot get a HDB BTO home without waiting for 3 years after my divorce. I would be 39 by then, and by the time I get a home, I would be 45.

    I now sit in J.B. (Malaysia) still applying for jobs in Singapore while trying to figure out if I can start out on my own. Even trying to be an entrepreneur in Singapore is difficult, I cannot afford an office location. I cannot apply for grant for entrepreneurship as I have a previous company when I started my IT business. This is  restricting me from applying for a government grant under the entrepreneurship programme.

    All those people who support the current political administration, please tell me what is wrong with the picture? Am I not hardworking? Am I dependent on the government to spoon feed me? Am I too demanding?

    I am stressed to the extreme, though I don’t show it to people much. I still put up a fighting front, as no one likes a person who complaints too much. But it is getting to me, I needed an outlet.

    I need to know that there are also people like me who seep through the gap so I don’t feel so alone.

    Steve

     

    Source: www.transitioning.org