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14 Jan 2009

Singapore: 8 months jail for assault over 'gay rumour'

A man who slashed his colleague on the cheek with a penknife after being confronted for spreading a rumour about the victim being gay has been jailed for eight months by a Singapore court.

According the Straits Times web site on Monday, 24-year-old Kawsar Bhuiyan Kafil, a Bangladeshi shipyard worker in Singapore, slashed his colleague with a penknife at their workplace on Nov 9 last year. The victim was hospitalised for two days.

It was reported that the victim Faruq Hossain Romiguddin, 26, had earlier confronted his attacker for allegedly spreading rumours about the former being gay.

The report stated that Faruq held Kawsar's hand and attempted to lead him somewhere when the latter pulled out a penknife and slashed the victim on his left cheek.

Kawsar was sentenced to eight months in jail. The maximum penalty is seven years imprisonment or fine or cane or any combination of the punishments.

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讀者回應

1. 2009-01-16 09:48  
Sad that people from the developing countries have completely absorbed the homophobic psychc in their home envirornment.
2. 2009-01-17 09:57  
lesson #1- never be busybody
3. 2009-01-19 21:28  
well, people are still very narrow minded thinking that the AJ people are out to "victimise" them.
4. 2009-01-26 20:18  
Only eight months?
5. 2009-01-29 01:24  
What about CCTV that caught man kissing man and spread the "Hot NEWS" to ppls around?!?
Nah.. my spv just got it. and he resigned from the company. Can we really live in peace?!

Lesson #2 Respect your colleagues privacy.

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