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Showing posts with label abuse. Show all posts
Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School teacher allegedly assaulted primary five student - report
All Singapore Stuff, 23 May 2014
Today I was at work when I received a phone call from Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School. My brother a P5 student was abused by a relief teacher named "Miss Belinda".
My brother was bleeding on his nose and had scratches on his back. When my parents and sister went down to the school, the Principal and the Form teacher were professional and very helpful in the situation.
However, the relief teacher remained arrogant and did not wish admit to her mistake and kept pushing the blame to my brother. It was only until my brother's classmates came to his defense and gave their witness accounts that "Miss Belinda" apologised very unwillingly.
My brother went to the hospital for treatment and I wrote this just to inform all the parents about this relief teacher Miss Belinda and to warn your children to to be aware of this violent teacher. Link
MINDEF officer misled Cathy Strong into believing that NSF whistleblower will not be punished - report
TR Emeritus, 28 Feb 2014A member of the Animal Lovers League (ALL), Cathy Strong, has surfaced to shed more light on the alleged abuse of the Pasir Ris camp dog.
On 26 February 2014, TRE reported that a kind-hearted NSF whistleblower who had made a video of a dog tied to a shower stall in a military camp by a Lieutenant-Colonel (LTC) was charged while the LTC was not [Link].
According to Cathy, an officer from MINDEF had approached her for information on the whistleblower and had assured her that they were merely investigating the alleged dog abuse and the whistleblower would not be charged. He would at most be issued a “stern warning”.
Apparently, the officer’s assurance was an inducement to Cathy to reveal the identity of the whistleblower because MINDEF promptly charged the whistleblower and his non-commissioned officer once Cathy divulged that information. Full story
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Dog Abuse in Pasir Ris Army Camp: MINDEF punishes NSF whistleblower, senior SAF officer who abuses dog goes scot-free
Animal cruelty in army camp case gaining attention of international news media
1. Singapore soldier who leaked video of army camp ‘dog abuse’ punished - South China Morning Post
2. Dog video lands Singapore’s army in hot water - IOL.co.za
3. Alleged Singapore military camp dog abuse sparks row - The Malay Mail Online
4. Alleged Singapore military camp dog abuse sparks row - Zee News
5. Alleged Singapore military camp dog abuse sparks row- GlobalPost
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NSF whistleblower deserves a medal for taking video of animal cruelty in camp - Mothership.sg
Mum claims PAP's childcare teacher kicked son and slapped daughter, police report filed
TNP.sg, 15 Aug 2013
On Tuesday, the boy’s mother, a housewife, 31, called The New Paper hotline and alleged that her children had been physically abused by a female teacher at the centre.
She has reported the matter to the police, the Ministry of Social and Family Development and the principal of the centre. Investigations are ongoing.
The PAP Community Foundation, which runs the childcare centre, did not reply to TNP’s queries by press time. Full story
Former PAP kindergarten teacher under probation for making 5-year-old girl strip
A former kindergarten teacher in Singapore was placed under probation for 21 months after she made a five-year-old girl strip in front of her classmates while they laughed at her.
The woman, 26, who cannot be named to protect the child’s identity, also swung the girl against a whiteboard to punish her, after the girl’s classmates claimed she had hit them.
The offences were committed in a PAP Community Foundation Education Centre classroom in July and August 2011. Full story
Another child abuse case surfaces in Tampines childcare centre
Stomp.com.sg, 9 Jul 2013A second possible child abuse case has surfaced: The principal of a childcare centre in Tampines allegedly slapped and shoved a primary school boy against a wall, then made him stand in a corner of the room with a cardboard box over his head for three hours.
In addition to being made to stand in the corner, the boy was not allowed any food, water, or toilet breaks. The reason for his punishment: He had thrown a toy at a teacher.
According to a report in The New Paper, the incident was reported by an anonymous source who says the incident had occurred at a childcare centre in Tampines in April. The source had been prompted to report the story in light of the recent case of the 3-year-old who was abused at an NTUC childcare centre in Toa Payoh. Full story
More parents are coming forward with possible abuse of their children at NTUC's My First Skool childcare centre in Toa Payoh
More than 10 parents with preschool children at NTUC Toa Payoh childcare centre My First Skool have asked for the resignation of its principal.
This is the childcare centre where a teacher has been arrested for allegedly abusing a three-year-old boy. Subsequently, two fathers each made a police report against it on suspicion that their child too had suffered abuse at the hands of the teacher.
According to Chinese evening paper LianHe WanBao, a group of about 10 parents have unanimously asked for the resignation of its principal during a briefing at the childcare centre yesterday morning (8 Jul).
The parent who spoke to WanBao on what transpired at the meeting was angry over the school’s delay in suspending the principal.
He is one of the parents who have lodged a police report against the childcare centre (‘More police reports lodged against NTUC childcare centre‘). He had found fingernail scratch marks on his daughter’s arm and suspected that she might have also been a victim of abuse at the same childcare centre. Full story
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Did NTUC's First Skool Childcare Centre tried to cover up toddler abuse?
Did NTUC's First Skool Childcare Centre tried to cover up toddler abuse?
mrbrown.com, 7 Jul 2013First they were told their 3-year-old had a fall at his childcare centre, First Skool at Toa Payoh. Then they had the presence of mind to demand to see the CCTV footage and the videos showed their son being dragged to a corner and roughly pushed down, and later dragged away when he couldn't stand properly
Doctors at KK Hospital confirmed that the boy had a hairline fracture in the shin (seen in this photo shared by his parents on Facebook).
The father took videos of the CCTV footage and uploaded them to YouTube.
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Gov't investigating after child-abuse video goes viral in Singapore - Xinhua
Supervisor who assaulted intern is actually the owner of the software company
Stomp.com.sg, 23 May 2013
The supervisor who was filmed hitting the head of his 29-year-old intern continually and using vulgar language towards him is actually the boss of the company.
The video was filmed by another intern at the company, a Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) student. He asked to terminate his internship after the incident.
According to a Lianhe Wanbao report, the abuser, identified only as Alan, is the owner of Encore, a software company registered under the name of Mr Lee Yew Nam. Full story
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Intern abuse incident gaining international media attention
The supervisor who was filmed hitting the head of his 29-year-old intern continually and using vulgar language towards him is actually the boss of the company.
The video was filmed by another intern at the company, a Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) student. He asked to terminate his internship after the incident.
According to a Lianhe Wanbao report, the abuser, identified only as Alan, is the owner of Encore, a software company registered under the name of Mr Lee Yew Nam. Full story
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Intern abuse incident gaining international media attention
Intern abuse incident gaining international media attention
The Young Turks, 22 May 2013
Telegraph.co.uk, 22 May 2013
A Singapore company supervisor caught on video slapping a male intern is in trouble after the clip went viral on the web and sparked a public outcry.
Police confirmed to news agency AFP that a complaint had been lodged against the supervisor, who works at a software company, and the manpower ministry said it had also been alerted about the alleged case of workplace abuse. Full story
iafrica.com, 22 May 2013
A Singapore company supervisor caught on video slapping a male intern is in trouble after the clip went viral on the web and sparked a public outcry.
Police confirmed to AFP that a complaint had been lodged against the supervisor, who works at a software company, and the manpower ministry said it had also been alerted about the alleged case of workplace abuse. Full story
Sowetanlive.co.za
A Singapore company supervisor caught on video slapping a male intern is in trouble after the clip went viral on the web and sparked a public outcry. Full story
South China Morning Post, 21 May 2013
A supervisor at a Singaporean company was seen slapping and bullying an intern, according to a video that has since gone viral online.
The video, recorded by another intern, was first uploaded on Friday evening and soon gathered tens of thousands of hits. Touching on the difficult job environment for young graduates in the island-city state, it hit a raw nerve with viewers. Full story
International Business Times, 21 May 2013
A supervisor at a Singapore company who was filmed slapping an intern in a now-viral YouTube clip has apologized to the man's parents, Yahoo.com reports. The intern sat quietly as his boss violently slapped him across the face multiple times. Full story
Telegraph.co.uk, 22 May 2013
A Singapore company supervisor caught on video slapping a male intern is in trouble after the clip went viral on the web and sparked a public outcry.
Police confirmed to news agency AFP that a complaint had been lodged against the supervisor, who works at a software company, and the manpower ministry said it had also been alerted about the alleged case of workplace abuse. Full story
iafrica.com, 22 May 2013
A Singapore company supervisor caught on video slapping a male intern is in trouble after the clip went viral on the web and sparked a public outcry.
Police confirmed to AFP that a complaint had been lodged against the supervisor, who works at a software company, and the manpower ministry said it had also been alerted about the alleged case of workplace abuse. Full story
Sowetanlive.co.za
A Singapore company supervisor caught on video slapping a male intern is in trouble after the clip went viral on the web and sparked a public outcry. Full story
South China Morning Post, 21 May 2013
A supervisor at a Singaporean company was seen slapping and bullying an intern, according to a video that has since gone viral online.
The video, recorded by another intern, was first uploaded on Friday evening and soon gathered tens of thousands of hits. Touching on the difficult job environment for young graduates in the island-city state, it hit a raw nerve with viewers. Full story
International Business Times, 21 May 2013
A supervisor at a Singapore company who was filmed slapping an intern in a now-viral YouTube clip has apologized to the man's parents, Yahoo.com reports. The intern sat quietly as his boss violently slapped him across the face multiple times. Full story
Company where intern abuse took place has been identified
Hardwarezone Forum, 21 May 2013
ST understands victim was working at the Jurong East office of software company.... Full story
Related:
- Victim of workplace abuse files police report, MOM in touch with intern who recorded video - XIN MS News
- Man apologises for slapping co-worker in viral video taken by SIM student - Yahoo! News Singapore
- MOM tell victim of work place abuse to seek help from Union (aka Lim Swee Say) - Hardwarezone Forum
Video: Office abuse caught on tape - supervisor slaps 29-year-old intern in the office
Yahoo! News Singapore, 19 May 2013
A clip of a man hitting an office worker – who appears to be an employee under his supervision - has gone viral in Singapore, sparking outrage and calls for the authorities to step in.
The 17-second clip, uploaded by user Shane M on YouTube late on Friday night, shows a man standing over a younger man and hitting him repeatedly on the head. This is accompanied by verbal abuse. A third man, wearing a blue T-shirt and jeans, walks up to the first man to try to stop him. Then, the video cuts to a different scene where the first man is seen slapping the 'victim' repeatedly on the face. Full story
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Supervisor hits my coworker - please help! - Hardwarezone Forum
A clip of a man hitting an office worker – who appears to be an employee under his supervision - has gone viral in Singapore, sparking outrage and calls for the authorities to step in.
The 17-second clip, uploaded by user Shane M on YouTube late on Friday night, shows a man standing over a younger man and hitting him repeatedly on the head. This is accompanied by verbal abuse. A third man, wearing a blue T-shirt and jeans, walks up to the first man to try to stop him. Then, the video cuts to a different scene where the first man is seen slapping the 'victim' repeatedly on the face. Full story
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Supervisor hits my coworker - please help! - Hardwarezone Forum
VIDEO: Horrifying footage emerges of four Indian men beating woman with sticks
Dailymail.co.uk, 18 Apr 2013
Horrifying footage has emerged of a woman being beaten with sticks and rods by four men.
The woman can be heard crying out in agony as the men thrash her in the grainy clip, which was filmed in Ludhiana in Punjab, northwest India.
She is seen putting her hands out in a vain attempt to block the blows in the footage filmed on a mobile phone. Full story
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Rapes and assaults against women paint an ugly picture of India - Ctvnews.ca
Horrifying footage has emerged of a woman being beaten with sticks and rods by four men.
The woman can be heard crying out in agony as the men thrash her in the grainy clip, which was filmed in Ludhiana in Punjab, northwest India.
She is seen putting her hands out in a vain attempt to block the blows in the footage filmed on a mobile phone. Full story
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Rapes and assaults against women paint an ugly picture of India - Ctvnews.ca
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