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The Protection from Harassment Act in Singapore criminalizes insulting behaviour that causes harassment, alarm, or distress. Offences can result in fines or imprisonment.
Martin Chua Kim Soon, a 67-year-old Singaporean, was fined S$5,000 (US$3,920) by a court on Tuesday.
He paid the fine in full after pleading guilty to two counts of insulting behaviour under the Protection from Harassment Act.
The court heard that Chua was a private-hire driver with Tada at the time of the offences and lived in Bukit Batok Central.

Jiang Yijie, a 38-year-old social worker from the Taipei City Social Affairs Bureau, is suspected of taking advantage of her position to embezzle more than NT$12 million from five warded elders. The All-China Federation of Social Workers Associations issued a statement sternly condemning the incident, calling on judicial authorities to severely punish it, and requiring the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Social Affairs Bureau to review systemic risks in the property management of the elderly under guardianship and establish a fraud prevention mechanism.

A social worker supervisor named Jiang from the Taipei City Social Affairs Bureau was suspected of using his position to embezzle more than NT$12 million in pension funds from five elderly people who were unable to take care of themselves. This went undetected for more than a year. Zhang Yumeng, chairman of the Taiwan Youth Generation Community Good Association, criticized the city government's negligence and questioned Mayor Chiang Wanan's escort argument.

Jiang Yijie, a 38-year-old former social worker at the Taipei City Social Affairs Bureau, is suspected of taking advantage of her position to embezzle more than 12 million yuan in property from five warded elders. The Ministry of Health and Welfare has asked Bei City to launch an administrative investigation, and the Social Affairs Bureau will retroactively record two major demerits and impose penalties, up to and including revoking the social worker license.

Former Yongjing Township Mayor Li Shiyan of Changhua County was defrauded of NT$30 million in an investment and construction project by insiders. On the 23rd, accompanied by lawyer Guo Qiyong, he went to the Changhua District Prosecutor's Office to file a complaint, accusing the Taichung prosecutors of not prosecuting the case without summoning the original defendant. He questioned the handling of the case and looked forward to a thorough judicial investigation.

Jiang Yijie, a former social worker supervisor at the Taipei City Social Affairs Bureau, is suspected of embezzling more than 12 million yuan from five warded elders in one year to buy brand-name boutiques. The prosecutors searched her residence yesterday and seized a large number of brand-name bags and jewelry. When Jiang was re-interrogated, she confessed to the crime. The Taipei District Court today ruled that her detention is prohibited.

The Chinese Internet celebrity "Jack Spicy" (Xu Zhihui), who once caused public outrage for cruelly abusing cats, was shocked to hear that he was attacked by a cat-loving woman with a knife at his home in Funan County, Anhui Province and was seriously injured and sent to the hospital. The woman involved subsequently fell to her death. No official announcement has been made yet, and the incident has sparked heated discussions in the community.