What the government can do to prevent or reduce sexual misconduct among public servants

These past few weeks, we read of public servants in the Home Team and Ministry of Education found guilty of sexual misconduct and among them there are senior public officials: Lim Sin Pang, Ng Boon Gay and the prinicipal of a primary school.

The role of Internet in the Online Sex Scandal and Alleged Corruption of SCDF and CNB

As I flipped over MyPaper this morning, I was not surprised to read the continuing report of the article on the busting of the online sex syndicate and the profile of the client involved. Since the start of the report, the media spotlight and public scrutiny has been trained on that particular principal of this incident and by now whose name may have been revealed through some detailed searches online now.  

I am even more surprised that the article in Mypaper mentioned that there was another senior public official, allegedly from the Home Team who may also be involved as a client of the syndicate. The same article further surprises me as it mentions that a famous personality from a reputable or well-known family who is involved in advocating some civil movements may also be involved as a client of the syndicate.

After some weeks, I am surprised that the identity of the IT woman executive allegedly to be behind the Peter Lim Sin Pang and Ng Boon Gay incident has not been revealed online though a pixellated photo of an alleged woman could be found online. Before the media releases the photo of the IT executive woman behind the SCDF and CNB corruption case and the photos of the high profile principal, senior public officials, famous personality and others, I believe netizens will be busy hard at work these days, trawling through Google, Yahoo, MSN, Facebook, Twitter for any digital trace which may give some clues to the revelation of the identities of these personalities behind these two recent cases involving senior public officials and government scholars.

Nobody wants to be in the shoes of Peter Lim Sin Pang, Ng Boon Gay, the principal, the senior public officials and the rich and famous involved in these two recent incidents, but every Singaporean is curious enough to find out who these Singaporeans are. That basic and primate needs of curiosity manifest into hours of searches online by netizens for the names of those involved.

Very coincidentally, the two cases relate to IT: in the case of the alleged corruption of SCDF and CNB, the cases involves around the tendering procedure related to IT in the two government statutory boards. In the latter case of the online sex scandal, it is IT on which the online sex scandal thrives. However in both these two cases, it is IT for which netizens leverage to find out more about the people behind the two cases!

 I think this is not Kaypoh-ism but curiosity. With just the click of a mouse, the typing of a phrase in the search bar of Google, technology gives Singapore netizens a good reason to be curious.

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Yaw Shin Leong , Steve Tan Peng Hoe. Jack Neo, Tiger Woods

I believe Yaw Shin Leong should really come out and tell Singaporeans whether he really has an affair with a fellow party colleague. The resignation of Yaw Shin Leong seems to fuel public's speculation that Yaw did really have an affair. If Yaw does not have an affair, he should really tell Singaporeans so.

Principal in online sex scandal

I read from the newspapers that the principal involved in the online sex scandal or online sex trade resigned as a primary school teacher in Dec 2011 and is famous in Singapore sporting fraternity. Though the media has not released the name of the principal involved in the online sex trade, a forumer has suggested who this prinicipal may be from thread 35 on this post on Sammyboy. More reading and photos in this webpage. However, as responsible Singaporeans, let us wait for the actual identity of the prinicipal to be published by the Straits Times before jumping to conclusion. But my question is why are the forumers in the webpages I have referenced in this blog post of mine sound so convicing?

Singapore Budget 2012 or Review of Singapore Civil Service: which one is more important?

Singapore Budget 2012 will be delivered by Finance Minister next week; however I find that budget 2012 will be overshadowed by the slew of unprofessional cases in Singapore Civil Service till I thought that the government should examine and review what is going on or wrong in Singapore Civil Servants first as it is more important than the budget (the budget will be executed by civil servants hence it is good to reassure the public of the integrity of Singapore Civil Service which in recent weeks have been giving Singaporeans news like those of Lim Sin Pang, Ng Boon Gay, more teachers having sex with students and an online vice syndicate alleged to be run by a school prinicipal and other civil servants.



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Police investigating online vice syndicate involving public civil servants, what happens to Singapore's civil service? Corruption, cheating, online syndicate, teachers having sex with students! Government Scholars should have a pay cut too!

Another shocking incident which tarnished the image of Singapore's squeaky clean public service after the alleged corruption of the two chiefs of Singapore Civil Defence Force and Central Narcotics Bureau: this time, public servants are allegedly involved in the running of an online vice syndicate and among the alleged public servants is a school prinicpal!

Elderly day-care centre and family service centre

The Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports has announced building more elderly day-care centres and family service centres; to be situated at the void decks of HDB flats, these centres will be built in many parts of Singapore.

Yaw Shin Leong, Gerald Giam ,Lina Chiam and Tan Jee Say: what happened to Singapore’s Opposition?

Yaw Shin Leong has announced that he will be resigning from Workers’ Party Central Executive Committee as its treasurer. The resignation of Yaw Shin Leong came right on the heels of his alleged extramarital affair with a fellow Workers’ Party member. Despites repeatedly queries from the media, Yaw Shin Leong has refused to comment on the alleged affair, only saying that he will not respond to rumours.