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Wenjia Fang, Ph.D
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Wenjia Fang, Ph.D., is the Co-founder and CEO of a stealth Generative AI startup based in Saratoga, California. She has a background as a global business leader and previously worked at Google. In addition to her current role, she has been involved with CODEMATICS Inc. as a Co-Founder and Director of Business Development and Entrepreneurship. Her professional experience highlights her expertise in business development and entrepreneurship within the tech industry.123
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I've just written a letter to Minister of Law in Singapore, Mr. Shanmugan, expressing my concerns on how SG Police and AGC had handled an Outrage of Modesty (OM or Molestation in Singapore) case which took place in Singapore American School during COVID. I've also submitted perjury evidence to AGC: this means the TA had lied in a crime investigation.
I've also copied US Embassy in Singapore, US and SG media about it. If you would like to follow the case, please follow me here or at the website below. Ministry of Law, Singapore Singapore American School
On Mar 3, 2021, my daughter was inappropriately touched by a teaching staff in the Singapore American School (SAS). She had the courage to speak up and to report it to her school. How was she treated for her courage and honesty? Rather than protecting her, the school was trying to protect its own reputation and the male teaching staff!
SAS’s own investigation reports clearly admitted that ““physical contact had occurred between (his) right arm and (her) left thigh”, “such contact, regardless of duration, would have made a student feel uncomfortable” and “this type of contact should not occur and is preventable”. Yet, SAS refused to admit that this was sexual harassment, and they refused to suspend the teaching staff even after a Police report for Outrage of Modesty was filed. The staff remained on campus during the entire six-month Police investigation.
The incident took place when Singapore was under strict 1-metre social distance COVID regulations.
Then, SAS engaged in a number of cover-ups, trying to silence and retaliate against the victim: e.g. the Superintendent released a TRUNCATED 3rd party investigation report to the SAS community. The 3rd party law firm didn’t interview my daughter, and concluded that the staff didn’t engage in any “inappropriate behavior”...
So today, I’m starting a Petition to the Minister of Education in Singapore to investigate SAS for their compliance of Singaporean practices on handling of sexual misconducts on campus and their compliance of Singapore COVID regulations. NO MORE COVER-UPS!
Please read and sign the Petition: https://lnkd.in/gXZve7b4
#metoo #coverup
