AdilanClub: THIS IS THE GIRL: Photo of student in sex-for-grades revealed

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SINGAPORE - The identity of the former law student involved in the sex-for-grades case was revealed yesterday to be Darinne Ko Wen Hui, 22, who is currently understood to be working overseas.

This was revealed in court when the professor, Tey Tsun Hang, 41, was charged over the alleged scandal.

Within the first half of the day, Darinne Ko Wen Hui's photo and information on her was circulated on the Internet. Miss Ko has since taken down her LinkedIn profile and deleted her Facebook page.


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AdilanClub: Ex-headmistress of Montessori school sentenced for having sex with student

Lina Sinha.

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She tried arguing that she "faints," and has anxiety, and even that her boy victim had enjoyed it.

But there was no mercy this morning for Lina Sinha, the beautiful former headmistress of an Upper East Side Montessori school, who was finally sent away to serve at least 2 1/3 years in prison for her twisted and damaging sex affair with a student who was just 13.

"This is a woman of every advantage, and she preyed on her victim for years," Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Berkman said as the predatory ex-principal stared glumly down at the defense table.


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AdilanClub: Casualties of BN cruelty: Did you know a RAPE occurs every 15 mins...

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If social ills today within Malaysian society have started to grow rapidly it will be quite right to lay the blame on the authorities and the police as custodians of law and order for neglecting the welfare of the state.


Every sphere of social ill in this country has started to witness a marked increase though this fact is often downplayed by the authorities or distorted by the use of statistics.

If any party is to be blamed, it should be the BN government for not looking into the concerns and worries of the people and instead opting for a lop-sided development of the nation which has caused those less capable to be susceptible and become victims in the push for economic growth.


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AdilanClub: You Can't Immunise Young Women From Having Sex

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The Guardian recently reported that some schools in England have opted out of the human papilloma virus (HPV) cervical cancer vaccination programme for girls on religious grounds. To add insult to injury, most of them are not informing their local GP of this decision, putting another barrier between their female pupils and this potentially life saving vaccination.

Since the introduction of the vaccination programme in late 2008, critics have been wrongly convinced that because HPV is linked to sexual activity, providing a vaccine will promote promiscuity. Rubbish! That's like suggesting cookery classes promote obesity. The vaccine can certainly play an important role in aiding discussion about being sexually responsible, but it can also be given without discussion of HPV transmission at all. When we had our Bacillus Calmette-Guérin BCG vaccinations as teenagers, how many of us were told just how TB is spread?


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AdilanClub: Malaysia lost RM893b in illicit outflows, research shows

The level of outflows was sufficient to mask the extent of income inequality in
 countries experiencing the capital flight, according to The Guardian. 

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KUALA LUMPUR, July 22 ― A colossal RM893 billion was siphoned out of Malaysia’s economy into tax havens abroad between 1970 and 2010, a London-based research has revealed, placing the country among the top 20 nation in the developing world labelled as “losers” of capital flight.
The sum is more than triple that of Malaysia’s national debt total, which amounted to RM257.2 billion in 2011, according to previous media reports.

In the study commissioned by Tax Justice Network (TJN), a London-based organisation of professionals including economists and tax consultants, Malaysia is now ranked 12th on the list, two rungs above Singapore’s RM533 billion outflow and three below Indonesia’s RM1 trillion.


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AdilanClub: Junior BN leaders say they would accept GE-13 defeat but what about Najib, Dr M

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KUALA LUMPUR, ― Barisan Nasional (BN) leaders today pledged a smooth transition of power should Pakatan Rakyat (PR) defeat them in the coming polls but expressed fear that their rivals would not do the same and instigate violence.

They asked if PR would hold true to their promise to exercise restraint whether they failed or succeeded in wresting power, and not take to the streets to celebrate in a grand show of pomp and pageantry in victory.

“BN does not have a problem; it is not like we would go and burn down the country. BN will accept [defeat] openly. That is what democracy is. If we lose, we lose.


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AdilanClub: Sexual Fantasies Decoded: Desires Differ Between Women And Men

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Both men and women have sexual fantasies, though -- perhaps not surprisingly -- the types of things they fantasize about differ.

Researchers at the University of Granada have released the results of a study which found that women fantasize about "pleasant" sexual encounters a few times a month, while men fantasize much more frequently and about more "exploratory" sexual activities including group sex, "being promiscuous," "being a swinger," and "participating in an orgy."


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AdilanClub: S'pore sex scandal: Ex-Narcotics chief to fight allegations

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SINGAPORE - Former Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) chief Ng Boon Gay has announced through his lawyers that he will be claiming trial for all four charges of corruption he is facing in relation to the high profile sex-for-business case.

The 46-year-old Ng had allegedly received sexual gratification from Ms Cecilia Sue Siew Nang, who was then an employee of IT vendors Oracle Corporation Singapore and Hitachi Data Systems (HDS), in return for "furthering the business interests" of the companies she was working for.


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