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- The Need to Verify Facts
- How Much Punishment Is Enough?
- Now What? Where Do We Go from Here?
In Koh's post, she emphasised the importance of fact-checking before "going on a social media rampage". She clarified that she was not insinuating that Baey's story was false, but cautioned others against the danger of a "wildfire" that could potentially get out of hand:
Koh applauded Baey for her bravery in speaking out. However, she also expressed disappointment in the way that people have responded by shaming the perpetrator, saying that this behaviour only makes it worse for the person and the people around him. And regarding the view that there should be harsher punishments for sexual offences, Koh asked: "How...
More importantly, Koh highlighted that this is not the first case of sexual offences in NUS -- a phenomenon that reveals a wider issue: Why is this still happening? And how do we proceed from here? She wrote: Hence, Koh explained that there is a need to take a step back and look beyond "(tearing) each other down". And from there, this is how we can...
The public outcry over the case of Ms Monica Baey, the NUS undergraduate filmed showering, has generated a wide-ranging debate in Parliament over voyeurism and penalties for misconduct.
Nov 3, 2019 · The posts went viral and sparked a national debate that eventually received an airing in Parliament and led NUS and other universities here to strengthen their disciplinary frameworks against ...
Apr 26, 2019 · SINGAPORE - The National University of Singapore (NUS) on Thursday acknowledged that it had failed undergraduate Monica Baey, who was filmed by a male student while she was showering in a...
Apr 22, 2019 · SINGAPORE — Glad for the groundswell of support after she posted her case on social media, National University of Singapore (NUS) undergraduate Monica Baey — who was filmed by a fellow student...
