All the more reason for the authorities to show that it is fair-minded and fearless. Right now almost everyone is agreed that there are double standards.
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Serious Monica Baey vs Nicolas Lim
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All the more reason for the authorities to show that it is fair-minded and fearless. Right now almost everyone is agreed that there are double standards.
If amdk there is no need to peep bec Monica will be happy to perform strip show for him
Minister's son?
What a vindictive crazy bitch!
SINGAPORE - The National University of Singapore (NUS) will convene a committee to review its and support frameworks after an undergraduate posted on social media about her encounter with a peeping Tom at one of the university's residential halls.
The committee, which will include members from the NUS Board of Trustees, will study the approaches taken by other international institutions and solicit views from various stakeholders, NUS dean of students, Associate Professor Peter Pang, said in a statement on Saturday (April 20).
The findings of the study and follow-up actions will be shared in the new academic year, he added. The new academic year begins this August.
Many netizens have shared and commented on Ms Monica Baey's posts about being filmed in a shower at student residence Eusoff Hall.
In several other stories on her Instagram profile posted on Thursday and Friday, Ms Baey called for tougher action to be taken by the university.
"I want real consequences for perpetrators that commit such acts and I want to know that NUS will reprimand them seriously so other potential perpetrators know they will face punishment if they commit (such acts)," she wrote in a story on Friday.
The 23-year-old, who is currently on an exchange programme in Taiwan, told The Straits Times that the incident took place at 1am on Nov 25, 2018.
The third-year NUS communications and new media undergraduate said she noticed an iPhone being held underneath the door after she finished showering.
The peeping Tom ran away after she shouted, Ms Baey said. A girl who was outside the shower stall told Ms Baey she saw a man who ran down the staircase.
Shortly after, Ms Baey notified campus security and the Junior Common Room Committee of Eusoff Hall, the student representative body of the residence, of the incident.
Ms Baey and the man were both former residents of the hall.
At the time of the incident, she was staying over in the hall with one of her friends.
She added that she sent a statement pushing for further action to the NUS Registrar's Office.
Ms Baey said she knew the perpetrator personally, and he was the boyfriend of one of her friends, who is a Eusoff Hall resident.
According to her, the perpetrator was made to write an apology letter and would have to undergo mandatory counselling. He was also banned from entering Eusoff Hall and suspended from school for a semester.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...dent-calls-for-tougher-action-against-man-who
SINGAPORE - The National University of Singapore (NUS) will convene a committee to review its and support frameworks after an undergraduate posted on social media about her encounter with a peeping Tom at one of the university's residential halls.
The committee, which will include members from the NUS Board of Trustees, will study the approaches taken by other international institutions and solicit views from various stakeholders, NUS dean of students, Associate Professor Peter Pang, said in a statement on Saturday (April 20).
The findings of the study and follow-up actions will be shared in the new academic year, he added. The new academic year begins this August.
Many netizens have shared and commented on Ms Monica Baey's posts about being filmed in a shower at student residence Eusoff Hall.
In several other stories on her Instagram profile posted on Thursday and Friday, Ms Baey called for tougher action to be taken by the university.
"I want real consequences for perpetrators that commit such acts and I want to know that NUS will reprimand them seriously so other potential perpetrators know they will face punishment if they commit (such acts)," she wrote in a story on Friday.
The 23-year-old, who is currently on an exchange programme in Taiwan, told The Straits Times that the incident took place at 1am on Nov 25, 2018.
The third-year NUS communications and new media undergraduate said she noticed an iPhone being held underneath the door after she finished showering.
The peeping Tom ran away after she shouted, Ms Baey said. A girl who was outside the shower stall told Ms Baey she saw a man who ran down the staircase.
Shortly after, Ms Baey notified campus security and the Junior Common Room Committee of Eusoff Hall, the student representative body of the residence, of the incident.
Ms Baey and the man were both former residents of the hall.
At the time of the incident, she was staying over in the hall with one of her friends.
She added that she sent a statement pushing for further action to the NUS Registrar's Office.
Ms Baey said she knew the perpetrator personally, and he was the boyfriend of one of her friends, who is a Eusoff Hall resident.
According to her, the perpetrator was made to write an apology letter and would have to undergo mandatory counselling. He was also banned from entering Eusoff Hall and suspended from school for a semester.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...dent-calls-for-tougher-action-against-man-who
My daughter doesn't have such an ugly mole on her neck. Yuck!
This bastrd Nicolas ,parents musr be ”somebody”, SPF is indeed kangarooing justice.
Man jailed four weeks for filming woman in the shower
SINGAPORE - A man who filmed a woman in the shower was jailed for four weeks on Monday (May 22) after he admitted to intruding into the victim's privacy.
A second charge was taken into consideration.
The man, a Malaysian national, had denied filming the woman in the toilet of a flat they were both living in, when he was confronted by the victim.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ed-four-weeks-for-filming-woman-in-the-shower
Man jailed four weeks for filming woman in the shower
SINGAPORE - A man who filmed a woman in the shower was jailed for four weeks on Monday (May 22) after he admitted to intruding into the victim's privacy.
A second charge was taken into consideration.
The man, a Malaysian national, had denied filming the woman in the toilet of a flat they were both living in, when he was confronted by the victim.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ed-four-weeks-for-filming-woman-in-the-shower
I've reported you to the authorities for contempt for our judiciary system. Let this be a warning to other oppies.
Just can't figure out. I remember people being charged for taking upskirt photos. Why this NUS case not a police case? Maybe NUS is "home affairs" - government cannot interfere.
It meant that within this 12 months, don't get caught
you read from where?
Aha...let me guess the race....Chinese?
RACE + IQ + EQ = perverts
RACE + IQ + EQ = perverts
KNN monica a 3rd yr comm major just wanted the world to know how attractive her pussy is KNN
Where did you read from seriously please share.
It was a police case since when it’s not a police case? The police let him off.
white horse nicolas havent killed himself yet? no honor killing of “peeping tom” nicolas perv lim ?
if true then must be a Cheapo Rich Influential family.
by Market rate Monica should have received min s$260,000/- to buy her Silence.
go see thats what the HK taxi uncle get on Andy Hui and Jo Wong scandal.
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