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Convicted child sex offender Amos Yee, 27, banned from S'pore anime convention after attendees' raise concerns
Yee shared online that he bought tickets to the convention and intended to attend.
Photos via @amosyeeishere / X, Eventbrite, @doujimasg / Instagram
Singaporean Amos Yee, 27, who was convicted of child sex offences, will be banned by organisers of a Singapore anime convention after concerns over the safety of minors were raised online about his attendance.
The event, Doujin Market 2026, is described as "Singapore's premier pop culture creators convention", with this year's theme being inspired by "Wuxia, Xianxia, and the Four Arts".
It will feature booths by artists and creators and will be held at Suntec City Convention Centre on May 9 and 10.
Attending
Yee wrote on X in a May 8 post that he would be attending an anime convention on May 9.
That same day, an X user shared screenshots which warned about Yee's intention to attend Doujin Market.
The screenshots showed Yee's messages saying that he had bought tickets to the second day of the convention.
The user warned other attendees to be careful and report Yee to security if they saw him "acting suspicious".
A Mothership reader shared that the event is attended by "a lot of minors".
Not attending
On May 9, organisers of Doujin Market shared on Instagram that they have received "lots of reports from the community" that a "known problematic influencer intends to attend the show".
"He will not. We've cancelled his tickets and are working to ban him from all our shows," the organisers added.
They assured that they took the safety of convention attendees "very seriously" and have a "no-tolerance policy".
Online users celebrated the move in the comment section, with many thanking the organisers.
Yee reacted to the ban on X, writing, "I was wrong. The anime convention did ban me."
