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Meanwhile, Yee's father, whom Yee describes as being physically abusive, addressed Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, saying that he was "very sorry". On 3 April, Yee's mother brought him to the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) to see a psychiatrist to understand why he seemed "too daring" and feared nothing, [77] but Yee quit after two sessions. [78]
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Mar 7, 2020 · The first of two blog posts, titled My Abusive Father, described an altercation Yee had with his father over the choice of clothing he would wear to his first court session.
Yee had previously claimed that his father had been abusive to him during his childhood. Yee was jailed for four weeks in prison for "wounding religious feelings" of Christians and Muslims in 2015. An Institute of Mental Health child psychiatrist, Cai Yiming, who interviewed and observed Yee over two weeks, concluded that he had no ...
Oct 19, 2020 · Yee had previously claimed that his father had been abusive to him during his childhood. Yee was jailed for four weeks in prison for "wounding religious feelings" of Christians and Muslims in...
May 11, 2015 · SINGAPORE — A district judge sentenced the man who slapped blogger Amos Yee outside the State Courts to three weeks’ jail today (May 11), ruling that a custodial sentence was needed to send the...
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Apr 30, 2015 · In another blog post yesterday, Amos accused his father of being abusive and violent. Amos’ bail conditions require him not to upload or distribute any content online before his case is...
Jan 21, 2016 · On Wednesday, Yee had written two blog posts titled "The Ridiculous Terms of my Bail" and "My Abusive Father". He shared them on his Facebook later on Thursday morning.
