A MAN has dumped his wife for refusing to wear a skirt when having sex with him, Sin Chew Daily reported.
Wang Wen Yuan from Singapore said he was introduced to his Chinese national wife by a roast duck shop owner in September last year.
“I fell in love with her at first sight and we got married a month later,” said the 40-year-old clerk.
But the happy times did not last.
Wang kicked his wife, 27, out of the house two months later because she refused to wear a skirt and have sex with him.
In May, the wife returned to his side after agreeing to do all that he wanted.
“I promised to give her S$100 (RM247) on the first night, and S$300 (RM740) every month after that,” he said.
But she still failed to meet his “skirt sex” demand. Two weeks later, Wang chased her out of the house again.
Source: The Star online
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
MALE TUTOR SEXUALLY ABUSED BOYS AGED 8 - 13
THE boys came to him for tuition, some as young as eight years old.
They looked up to him as their teacher. At times, he would ask them to stay behind after class.
But instead of helping his pupils with their schoolwork, the 50-year-old subjected them to a harrowing ordeal of sexual abuse.
He would order them to strip, blindfold them and even video his crimes.
In all, the bespectacled, stooped man abused eight boys over two years at a tuition centre in the north-eastern part of Singapore. The youngest was eight and the oldest, 13.
Yesterday, he was convicted of sexual assault and molestation. He was convicted of five of 36 charges against him. Another 19 were taken into consideration.
The tutor, who is single, cannot be named to avoid identifying his victims. He worked at the centre for nearly 20 years before targeting his first victim in 2007, the court heard.
A year later, he began abusing a different boy, aged 11. He started by frequently kissing and hugging the boy. He then began asking the boy to stay behind after class. Once alone, he would lock the door and the abuse would begin.
Once, he took the boy to a corner of the tuition centre which was hidden from public view, and told him to take his clothes off.
The teacher also stripped, then began kissing the boy all over his body. He then performed sex acts on the boy twice.
He was caught in November last year, when two police reports were made accusing him of molestation.
When he was arrested at his home in Yishun, police found video recordings of his victims and their nude pictures on his cellphone.
The court heard that one of the boys, now 12, told a psychiatrist he “felt gay” and “different from other students”. The pupil said he did not resist because he was afraid of what the tutor would do with the photos.
Defence lawyer Josephus Tan claimed in mitigation that his client had been told by “ghosts” to carry out the abuse. He added that a psychiatric report had found him to be suffering from a “schizotypal” mental disorder, which means he suffered schizophrenia-type symptoms.
The tutor also told the psychiatrist that he had been molested when he was in Primary 4 and suffered hallucinations in which a 14-year-old boy told him to molest girls and boys.
The teacher’s extended family was in court yesterday to provide support, but declined to speak to the media. The hearing was adjourned so more information could be gathered for sentencing.
Source: ST Online
They looked up to him as their teacher. At times, he would ask them to stay behind after class.
But instead of helping his pupils with their schoolwork, the 50-year-old subjected them to a harrowing ordeal of sexual abuse.
He would order them to strip, blindfold them and even video his crimes.
In all, the bespectacled, stooped man abused eight boys over two years at a tuition centre in the north-eastern part of Singapore. The youngest was eight and the oldest, 13.
Yesterday, he was convicted of sexual assault and molestation. He was convicted of five of 36 charges against him. Another 19 were taken into consideration.
The tutor, who is single, cannot be named to avoid identifying his victims. He worked at the centre for nearly 20 years before targeting his first victim in 2007, the court heard.
A year later, he began abusing a different boy, aged 11. He started by frequently kissing and hugging the boy. He then began asking the boy to stay behind after class. Once alone, he would lock the door and the abuse would begin.
Once, he took the boy to a corner of the tuition centre which was hidden from public view, and told him to take his clothes off.
The teacher also stripped, then began kissing the boy all over his body. He then performed sex acts on the boy twice.
He was caught in November last year, when two police reports were made accusing him of molestation.
When he was arrested at his home in Yishun, police found video recordings of his victims and their nude pictures on his cellphone.
The court heard that one of the boys, now 12, told a psychiatrist he “felt gay” and “different from other students”. The pupil said he did not resist because he was afraid of what the tutor would do with the photos.
Defence lawyer Josephus Tan claimed in mitigation that his client had been told by “ghosts” to carry out the abuse. He added that a psychiatric report had found him to be suffering from a “schizotypal” mental disorder, which means he suffered schizophrenia-type symptoms.
The tutor also told the psychiatrist that he had been molested when he was in Primary 4 and suffered hallucinations in which a 14-year-old boy told him to molest girls and boys.
The teacher’s extended family was in court yesterday to provide support, but declined to speak to the media. The hearing was adjourned so more information could be gathered for sentencing.
Source: ST Online
Monday, August 22, 2011
Taiwan hosts its biggest same-sex 'wedding' party
About 80 lesbian couples tied the knot in Taiwan's biggest same-sex "wedding party" in a massive gesture that organisers said Sunday offered hope that the island will soon legalise gay marriage.
Many of the couples donned white dresses and veils for the "Barbie and Barbie's wedding", which was held overnight in downtown Taipei, attracting about 1,000 visitors, including friends, relatives and curious onlookers.
"I feel very hopeful that Taiwan will legalise same-sex marriage soon," said one of the brides, 32-year-old stylist Celine Chen, who plans a honeymoon in New York, which in June became the sixth US state to legalise gay marriage.
Even though same-sex unions are not legal in Taiwan, the celebrations went on smoothly without police interference or protests.
Many of the couples kissed, hugged and posed for photographs while receiving an unofficial certificate from the organisers that stated they were now "united in holy matrimony".
The event climaxed with a couple exchanging rings and saying "I do" amid roaring cheers from the crowd.
But in a brief moment of sadness, some of the participants acknowledged that the marriages were not bona fide.
"The wedding party is fun but it's not real," said Coral Huang, who has been with her partner for eight years and intends to go to Europe to wed legally.
"Getting a genuine marriage certificate is very meaningful as it shows that we are being recognised and accepted."
Taiwan is becoming more open-minded towards its homosexual population, and the island's gay rights groups last year said they had hosted Asia's biggest gay pride parade, with a turnout of 30,000.
In an opinion poll conducted in 2008 by the International Social Survey Programme, a global network dedicated to social science research, 17.5 percent of Taiwanese participants said that homosexual behaviour was "not wrong at all".
While significantly lower than the United States, where 32.3 percent held that view, it was much higher than the 5.5 percent scored in Japan and 4.4 percent in the Philippines.
The cabinet in 2003 drafted a controversial bill to legalise same-sex marriages and allow homosexual couples to adopt children, the first in Asia to promise to do so.
But President Ma Ying-jeou has said that public consensus was needed to be reached before the government can move ahead with the legislation.
Source: Yahoo News
Many of the couples donned white dresses and veils for the "Barbie and Barbie's wedding", which was held overnight in downtown Taipei, attracting about 1,000 visitors, including friends, relatives and curious onlookers.
"I feel very hopeful that Taiwan will legalise same-sex marriage soon," said one of the brides, 32-year-old stylist Celine Chen, who plans a honeymoon in New York, which in June became the sixth US state to legalise gay marriage.
Even though same-sex unions are not legal in Taiwan, the celebrations went on smoothly without police interference or protests.
Many of the couples kissed, hugged and posed for photographs while receiving an unofficial certificate from the organisers that stated they were now "united in holy matrimony".
The event climaxed with a couple exchanging rings and saying "I do" amid roaring cheers from the crowd.
But in a brief moment of sadness, some of the participants acknowledged that the marriages were not bona fide.
"The wedding party is fun but it's not real," said Coral Huang, who has been with her partner for eight years and intends to go to Europe to wed legally.
"Getting a genuine marriage certificate is very meaningful as it shows that we are being recognised and accepted."
Taiwan is becoming more open-minded towards its homosexual population, and the island's gay rights groups last year said they had hosted Asia's biggest gay pride parade, with a turnout of 30,000.
In an opinion poll conducted in 2008 by the International Social Survey Programme, a global network dedicated to social science research, 17.5 percent of Taiwanese participants said that homosexual behaviour was "not wrong at all".
While significantly lower than the United States, where 32.3 percent held that view, it was much higher than the 5.5 percent scored in Japan and 4.4 percent in the Philippines.
The cabinet in 2003 drafted a controversial bill to legalise same-sex marriages and allow homosexual couples to adopt children, the first in Asia to promise to do so.
But President Ma Ying-jeou has said that public consensus was needed to be reached before the government can move ahead with the legislation.
Source: Yahoo News
Man charged with rubbing ice on woman's breasts
A man was charged in a district court on Monday with rubbing an ice cube on a woman's breasts in a club in the River Valley area.
Tay Kok Hui, 40, is alleged to have committed the offence in the glitzy Shanghai Dolly club at 3am on Jan 5, 2011.
If convicted of outraging modesty, Tay could be jailed for up to two years and/or fined, caned.
Source: ST Online
Tay Kok Hui, 40, is alleged to have committed the offence in the glitzy Shanghai Dolly club at 3am on Jan 5, 2011.
If convicted of outraging modesty, Tay could be jailed for up to two years and/or fined, caned.
Source: ST Online
Monday, August 15, 2011
15yo boy rapes 13yo girl during London riot.
He demanded their BlackBerry mobile phones, and then asked the schoolgirl: ‘Don’t I get a kiss, then?’
When she refused, he dragged her down an alleyway next to the New Testament Church of God, threw her to the ground, forced her to perform a sex act and sexually assaulted her.
Prosecutor Andrew Chatterton said: ‘The girl was terrified. She was thrown on top of piles of shattered glass and rubbish. She thought he was going to kill her.’
The youth, who was charged with robbery, rape and sexual assault, appeared close to tears during the hearing.
He did not enter a plea and was bailed into the care of Greenwich social services until Friday, when he must appear at Greenwich youth court.
A neighbour said: ‘The family are completely shocked by what has happened and feel very ashamed.
‘The parents are hard-working members of a close-knit community and tried to do the best for their son.
'They were very strict with him – perhaps that’s why he rebelled and fell in with bad company.'
Source: The Daily Mail
When she refused, he dragged her down an alleyway next to the New Testament Church of God, threw her to the ground, forced her to perform a sex act and sexually assaulted her.
Prosecutor Andrew Chatterton said: ‘The girl was terrified. She was thrown on top of piles of shattered glass and rubbish. She thought he was going to kill her.’
The youth, who was charged with robbery, rape and sexual assault, appeared close to tears during the hearing.
He did not enter a plea and was bailed into the care of Greenwich social services until Friday, when he must appear at Greenwich youth court.
A neighbour said: ‘The family are completely shocked by what has happened and feel very ashamed.
‘The parents are hard-working members of a close-knit community and tried to do the best for their son.
'They were very strict with him – perhaps that’s why he rebelled and fell in with bad company.'
Source: The Daily Mail
Friday, August 12, 2011
一名18岁少年在蔡厝港，一个多月内，在电梯里非礼四名孩童
一名18岁少年在蔡厝港，一个多月内，在电梯里非礼四名孩童。受害者不足12岁，而且有男有女。据记者梁凯欣了解, 少年非礼四名孩童去年7月21日到8月16日,非礼10岁和11岁女孩/7岁和9岁男孩/被告没有精神病和性失调/判入青年改造所/被告欲上诉 1万5000元保释在外. 干案的理工学院学生Matthew Fong去年7月到8月之间，在蔡厝港一带的电梯，非礼了10岁和11岁的女孩，还有7岁和9岁的男孩。其中两起案件的干案时间，只相差一个小时。由于精神报告显示被告没有患上精神病和性失调，也有可能重犯，因此不适合缓刑监视。法官判他进入青年改造所，不过被告打算上诉，以
一名18岁少年在蔡厝港，一个多月内，在电梯里非礼四名孩童。受害者不足12岁，而且有男有女。据记者梁凯欣了解, 少年非礼四名孩童去年7月21日到8月16日,非礼10岁和11岁女孩/7岁和9岁男孩/被告没有精神病和性失调/判入青年改造所/被告欲上诉 1万5000元保释在外. 干案的理工学院学生Matthew Fong去年7月到8月之间，在蔡厝港一带的电梯，非礼了10岁和11岁的女孩，还有7岁和9岁的男孩。其中两起案件的干案时间，只相差一个小时。由于精神报告显示被告没有患上精神病和性失调，也有可能重犯，因此不适合缓刑监视。法官判他进入青年改造所，不过被告打算上诉，以
Grandfather, 67, nabbed for raping 52yo widow 3 times
A 67-YEAR-OLD grandfather allegedly raped a widow who was taking care of his mother in Chabang Tiga, Terengganu, reported Harian Metro.
The 52-year-old victim, who lives in the same village as the old man's mother, had been taking care of the mother as she had problems with her hearing and sight.
The victim was allegedly raped sometime in July when the suspect had asked her to follow him to his mother's house. When she refused, the man threatened her and she consented, a source said.
“As soon as they reached his mother's house, the suspect raped the woman in front of his mother, who could neither hear nor see the incident,” the source added.
It was believed that the man raped the woman three times before fleeing the house.
The victim sought treatment at a nearby clinic before she lodged a police report.
The old man was later arrested and charged at the Kuala Terengganu magistrate's court on Wednesday.
Kuala Terengganu OCPD Asst Comm Zamri Shamsuddin confirmed receiving a report on the case, but declined to elaborate.
Source: THE STAR
The 52-year-old victim, who lives in the same village as the old man's mother, had been taking care of the mother as she had problems with her hearing and sight.
The victim was allegedly raped sometime in July when the suspect had asked her to follow him to his mother's house. When she refused, the man threatened her and she consented, a source said.
“As soon as they reached his mother's house, the suspect raped the woman in front of his mother, who could neither hear nor see the incident,” the source added.
It was believed that the man raped the woman three times before fleeing the house.
The victim sought treatment at a nearby clinic before she lodged a police report.
The old man was later arrested and charged at the Kuala Terengganu magistrate's court on Wednesday.
Kuala Terengganu OCPD Asst Comm Zamri Shamsuddin confirmed receiving a report on the case, but declined to elaborate.
Source: THE STAR
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