Offender a technician. Hmm....
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Guess the Race. Father raped daughter, forced son to rape mother!
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Offender a technician. Hmm....
This is too close a call ...
m&d = fuck daughters and mothers (no argument about it)
Xbox is a chinkie luxury ...
I may be wrong ... based on reputation and statistic ... I have to say m&d.
Race and IQ
m&d = fuck daughters and mothers (no argument about it)
Xbox is a chinkie luxury ...
I may be wrong ... based on reputation and statistic ... I have to say m&d.
Race and IQ
If alcohol was introduced today, tmr it would be banned just like heroin, marijuana, cannabis, methamaphetamine, etc.Let me repeat again. Ban alcohol!
The Xbox is 2nd hand from Carousell.
They are "atas". Malays are punching bags. Plus PAP highlights mslay incest cases but shuts those of others.
Nothing got to do with alcohol.
Not true at all. Chinese dominates prostitution and prostitutes are linked to those sexuslly sbused when young.
Several clues in the case: wife 45 man 41. Technician. Translation. Son is now 18 meaning wife is 27 when she give birth. Chinks on average get married at 30 for women.
mixing alcohol and beer for more kick. Only one race do that.
mixing alcohol and beer for more kick. Only one race do that.
My god their woman are the bestest. Chjnks onky allow angmoh to do this. Chink man tries it call police
Wat is incest when they are willing to sell their daughters for prostitution. I already highlighted some cases from HK and ROC. Not a single incest case from 80% sinkie cheena? Sure...when pigs fly.
I wont say all. But there are far too many cases of family abuses, leading to dire consequences. Not forgetting driving under the influence of alcohol and being a problem drinker are associated with the perpetration of serious road-rage behaviour too. Latter can also lead to unnecessary death. Oh ya...frequent fights at coffeeshops too.
O you who have believed, indeed, intoxicants, gambling, [sacrificing on] stone alters [to other than Allah ], and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful. [Q5:90]
U sure?
M'sians judged S'pore Malays for drinking alcohol, S'porean responds beautifully
Great comeback.
There was recently a video of some Singaporean Malays circulating around Malaysian Twitter.
The video showed four friends smoking, drinking and generally having a good time.
No harm, no foul right?
Harm and foul
A tweet from a Malaysian man admonishing these four gained quite a lot of virality, chalking up more than 5,000 retweets, and 2,500 likes.
Image from Twitter
Here's a rough translation:
"She is a Malay Muslim, I want to ask netizens if this is normal? This is not the first time I'm watching her Instagram story where she is drinking alcohol like it is normal."
He later on tweeted about the harmfulness of drinking and drink-driving for some reason.
He also admonished the four friends for their liberalism.
Yikes.
Play country
Well, that sentiment took on a more condescending, nationalistic tone, by some Twitter users, with one in particularly chastising Singapore Muslims.
Here's her tweet.
Which roughly translates to:
"She's SINGAPORE. For me la... FOR ME EHH, it's difficult to control the way Singaporean Malays socialise with one another. They may look like they have progressed, but poor them. They not yet celebrate indipendent (sic). It's normal to see such things there. Sometimes, they will even get drunk."
Which seemed to imply that drinking somehow made Singaporean Malays less than them.
She continued on her very well thought out hypothesis.
"Plus, the way they dress are so revealing. There are still some Malay teens there who are devout Muslims. But 80% others are like this. So, don't be weird. Their (sic) nearby Johorean. No wonder why a little of Johoteen follows how they live (sic)."
Yup, she even found time to bag on some Johor people for dressing too revealingly as a result of living too close to Singapore.
Response
There were a lot of tweets calling out this gross generalisation.
But perhaps the most eloquent reply came from Singaporean Twitter user Anyalien Jay.
Here is her reply, in five tweets.
Here's the entire reply, in case you can't read it.
"Not true. Living in a secular country gives us freedom to make our own choices without judgment. It does not mean (80% you say?) Muslims here don’t follow their religion like M’sians do. I dare say some do it better than u.
Here, we just mind our own business more.
I‘ve friends who would stop to visit the mosque & pray on their day out. They’re not a minority. I also have friends who are non-practising Muslims. There are all kinds of people here because we accept one another’s right to choice.
It doesn’t make SGeans immoral like u suggest.
Just because you’re Johorean and see S’poreans at a closer distance than your fellow M’sians, does not mean that what you see is representative of the Malay/Muslim community here.
If you immerse yourself among our Malay people, you will find that it’s not that we’re “tak terkawal” (uncontrollable). It’s that our community sees no need for any sort of “perkawalan” (control) because our morals and camaraderie permeates in our community, not just religion.
Also, we. mind. our. own. business."
Mic drop.
And Jay's response prompted this response from a Malaysian who took issue with the original post as well.
Great.
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Guess the race and religion and nationality?Wat is incest when they are willing to sell their daughters for prostitution. I already highlighted some cases from HK and ROC. Not a single incest case from 80% sinkie cheena? Sure...when pigs fly.
Stepfathers top the list of accused in incest cases
IT’S a nauseating crime, where victims are violated by their own family.
For incest in Malaysia, stepfathers of victims have topped the list of the accused in cases brought to court.
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They make up 45% of the total 334 incest cases (149 cases) registered and charged in court nationwide, between last year and June this year.
This is more than the fathers of the victims, which comprise 35% or 116 cases, based on data from the Malaysian judiciary, made available to Sunday Star.
“A total of 128 cases ended up with perpetrators being convicted,” says the Office of the Registrar of the Subordinate Court of Malaya.
Other perpetrators include uncles, siblings, grandfathers and brothers-in-law.
There was also a case involving a mother and child.
“For the victims, most were under 16 (the legal age to give consent to sex) when the crime was committed,” the office says.
Of the total cases, 83% or 276 were involving victims aged below 16.
The bulk of the court cases were in Peninsular Malaysia, which had 310 incest charges, while 24 cases were registered in courts in Sabah and Sarawak from last year to June this year.
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A recent case involving a stepfather saw the man being sentenced to 1,050 years in jail and 24 strokes of the cane by the Klang Sessions Court after he pleaded guilty to raping his 14-year-old stepdaughter 105 times over a period of two years.
It’s also worrying that an average of 15 incest cases are received by the police each month, according to reports.
The police have also said that the number of rape reports allegedly committed against minors by older family members have spiked during the various movement control order (MCO) in the pandemic.
More complaints on incest
But the real figures on incest are likely to be more than what’s reported.
The Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO) has received more complaints of incest and child sexual abuse since the first MCO in March last year.
Before the pandemic in 2019, WAO received one complaint on incest.
But last year when the MCO began, it received 15 cases through its hotline and WhatsApp messaging service, TINA.
“For this year, we have already received 19 complaints of incest between January and May,” says WAO deputy executive director Yu Ren Chung.
The organisation also received 43 calls and messages related to child sexual abuse in 2019, which rose to 163 last year.
Between January and May this year, 93 of such cases were received.
“Lockdowns force children to be isolated with their abusers for long periods of time without access to their social circles or usual support systems.
“For this reason, strong and consistent child-friendly public messaging on how the public can seek help is critical during this time,” Yu highlights.
Such public messaging also sends a clear signal to perpetrators that they can still be held accountable for their actions even during lockdowns.
With the perpetrator being a family member, incest cases are extremely traumatising for the victims.
To minimise the impact on the victim during trials, Malaysian courts have provided vulnerable witness rooms located at major courts in every state to enable witnesses to give evidence during proceedings from a room separated from the perpetrator.
Measures are also taken according to the National Guideline on Sexual Offences against Children, produced in 2017, which involves cooperation from multiple agencies including the court.
Yu says statement taking for children should be carried out by trained officers at Child Interview Centres (CICs).
“CICs were set up in each state by the police to ensure that evidence from child witnesses are obtained by trained officers in a child-friendly manner.
“As a best practice, it’s important for all child witnesses to be supported through these centres and to ensure that there are sufficient facilities and trained officers to implement this critical form of support,” he says.
There are also a few special measures at court that can be arranged beforehand by the deputy public prosecutor, investigation officer, legal companion or watching brief lawyer to ease the impact on children.
“These include the use of a screen or video live link in court where a child is able to give evidence from another room and is transmitted to the court through video.
“There can also be requests for a gag order where the judge may issue an order that prohibits certain details about the victim or case to be published in the media,” Yu explains.
Seeking help
Sadly, there are times when families choose to keep the case a secret due to fear of being shamed, depriving the victim of justice.
On times where such complaints are withdrawn, Yu says the implications on the child are tremendous, as there is a high chance that the abuse may continue.
“This can cause long-term harm to the child both mentally and physically,” he adds.
Yu urges those who need advice and support for domestic violence, rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and other forms of violence against to contact WAO through its hotline at 03-30008858 and its SMS/WhatsApp line known as TINA at 018-9888058.
There are other helplines like the government’s 15999 Talian Kasih and emergency 999 number too.
But Suriana Welfare Society chairman Dr James Nayagam says it is most effective for communities to monitor for crimes like incest in their neighbourhoods.
“This is because the residents know one another and can easily be the eyes and ears to spot such crimes,” he adds.
Using an example of a team he helped to form in the Desa Mentari low-cost flats in Petaling Jaya, Nayagam shares that such community groups have prevented such cases from happening.
“We hope all housing areas can have similar teams of residents as it can deter these crimes,” he says.
For those who come across children who have been abused, child and family psychiatrist Datuk Dr Lai Fong Hwa advises them to listen to their stories.
“If they said someone touched them, ask them for more details to understand what happened,” he says.
He adds that people should avoid asking the children if they were touched in specific areas as that may plant ideas into their minds.
“Whether it’s the truth or not, make a note of it and call the Social Welfare Department for help,” Dr Lai advises.
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Guesz the race n religion n nationality? Hint...has a daughter at 24 yo.
Man allegedly committed incestuous acts on adult daughter multiple times
SINGAPORE - A 59-year-old man appeared in a district court on Friday (Aug 13) as he is said to have repeatedly committed sexual acts on his adult daughter.
The Singaporean father is accused of four counts of incest after he allegedly performed sexual acts on the woman, who was 27 years old at the time.
The pair cannot be named due to a gag order.
The woman is said to have performed oral sex on her father on four separate occasions between March 2019 and April last year.
Court documents do not state if she had consented to the acts.
It is, however, an offence under the law to take part in consensual sexual activities with close relatives.
The man's case has been adjourned to Sept 10.
This is the second reported case of incest in recent months.
In an unrelated case, a 56-year-old man was sentenced to 4½ years' jail in June after he pleaded guilty to an incest charge and one count of attempted incest.
He had been released from prison in May 2019 after serving a sentence for drug-related offences, and he committed incest with his then 30-year-old daughter later that month.
He attempted to commit a similar offence against her in October that year.
It was not mentioned in court if she had consented to the acts.
The offences came to light the following month when the woman told a social worker about the incidents.
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Man allegedly committed incestuous acts on adult daughter multiple times
SINGAPORE - A 59-year-old man appeared in a district court on Friday (Aug 13) as he is said to have repeatedly committed sexual acts on his adult daughter.
The Singaporean father is accused of four counts of incest after he allegedly performed sexual acts on the woman, who was 27 years old at the time.
The pair cannot be named due to a gag order.
The woman is said to have performed oral sex on her father on four separate occasions between March 2019 and April last year.
Court documents do not state if she had consented to the acts.
It is, however, an offence under the law to take part in consensual sexual activities with close relatives.
The man's case has been adjourned to Sept 10.
This is the second reported case of incest in recent months.
In an unrelated case, a 56-year-old man was sentenced to 4½ years' jail in June after he pleaded guilty to an incest charge and one count of attempted incest.
He had been released from prison in May 2019 after serving a sentence for drug-related offences, and he committed incest with his then 30-year-old daughter later that month.
He attempted to commit a similar offence against her in October that year.
It was not mentioned in court if she had consented to the acts.
The offences came to light the following month when the woman told a social worker about the incidents.
Massage parlour and sex shop closed due to lockdown
Hong Kong father convicted of raping his daughter
Jury finds 61-year-old guilty of 10 charges spanning three years
The defendant is scheduled for sentencing on May 4 pending psychological reports on the victim. Photo: Felix Wong
A jobless father who molested his daughter every day since she was five was found guilty of rape in the High Court on Tuesday.
The defendant, who photographed some of the incidents, was unanimously convicted by a seven-person jury of all 10 charges he faced: six counts of rape and four of making child pornography of his daughter. He had earlier pleaded not guilty.
The 61-year-old man, whose name cannot be revealed to protect his daughter’s identity, is to face sentencing on May 4 pending psychological reports on the victim.
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong...ong-kong-father-convicted-raping-his-daughter
Howlian, xiasuay, kiasi, paisei...those are their characteristics. Better not report police. How and where to hide their face later? Neighbours all around us. 80% cheena ya.
I pity the childrens. Father go scot free.
In Islam, better be punished in this world than hereafter!
I pity the childrens. Father go scot free.
In Islam, better be punished in this world than hereafter!
Malays make up 15 % of the population and account for most drug cases. If drugs are banned more m&ds will carry out terrorists acts.
https://data.gov.sg/dataset/demogra...ource_id=0bfb208d-17f8-40c6-a0e9-1cdb302cf019
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