AdilanClub: Police Commissioner distances self from ex-NCS director Esther Goh

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Commissioner of Police Ng Joo Hee is not acquainted with Ms Esther Goh, one of the women allegedly involved with former Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) chief Peter Lim in an ongoing corruption case.

This is according to a statement issued by the police that was posted on the Singapore Police Force's (SPF) Facebook page on Friday.


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AdilanClub: Daniyar Nazarbayev now in Sandhurst, despite doubts over academic background

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KUALA LUMPUR — Daniyar Nazarbayev has enrolled in the famed Sandhurst Military College since last year, despite doubts over Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s future son-in-law’s academic qualifications to enter Columbia University in the United States previously. 

The Malaysian Insider understands from family sources that the 24-year-old Kazakh is in the commissioning course for regular army officers which takes 48 weeks. 

“Daniyar is in Sandhurst now. They accepted him last year,” a source told The Malaysian Insider. 


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AdilanClub: Young girls 'given cash, drink and cuddly toys' in exchange for sex with middle-aged men'

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‘Vulnerable’ girls aged between 13 and 15 were plied with alcohol, drugs and cuddly toys in order to encourage them to have sex with men, a court heard.

Anthony Lambert, 51, Stefan Godfrey, 44, John Shaw, 54, Ijaz Ahmed, 35, and Mark Adaoui, 40, are accused of picking the youngsters up from streets in Derby and paying them up to £30 to perform sex acts.

It is claimed they targeted the three alleged victims, all of whom came from troubled backgrounds and been involved with social care.


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AdilanClub: 'Forced abortion' picture causes uproar in China

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BEIJING - Graphic images posted online showing the bloody corpse of a baby whose mother was allegedly forced to terminate her pregnancy at seven months have caused an uproar in China.

Rights groups say authorities in north China's Shaanxi province forced Feng Jianmei to abort her pregnancy on June 2 because she was unable to pay a 40,000 yuan (S$8,000) fine for exceeding China's "one-child" population control policy.

Authorities in Zhenping county, where the abortion took place, said that Feng had agreed to the procedure, but a relative told AFP that she and her husband had opposed the abortion.


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