Attachment: FW Complaint about the UNCHR and request to amend the UDHR
From: Yan Jun
Sent: Monday, 2 November 2020 16:10
To: US Embassy (singaporeusembassy@state.gov)
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Subject: Protest: 5pm, outside the US Embassy in Singapore
Dear US Embassy,
I refer to my email sent to Mr. António Guterres, the Secretary-General
of the UNs, on Nov
1, 2020. I haven't received any response from the Secretary-General.
My decision
I am going to protest outside the US Embassy at 5pm on Nov 2, 2020
against the US government for spying on me in JB. If it is raining at 5pm, I
will protest when the rain becomes lighter. Now I am at bus stop bus (09141)
right outside the British High Commission.
The reason for my protest
While had planned to protest after US Presidential Election, I just
changed my mind.
Yesterday afternoon I checked into Spacepod@com (6 Jalan Ayer, Kallang,
Singapore, Singapore, 389143). I have enough reason to believe that Singapore
Intelligence took my laptop last night and copied my data. Most likely they
used drugs on me to make me fall into sleep. In addition, the police all of
sudden became willing to return my personal belongings to me.
I believe the Singapore government has done so to prevent from
protesting against the US government for spying on me in JB last year. If the
news broke, the Singapore government’s totalitarian rule would be exposed to
the world.
My request
I think the US government ought to respond to my protest and my
espionage claims, because the US Presidential Election is just 2 days ahead.
To Singapore government, I request a bail after the arrest because of my
heath condition. I will continue my protest if the police decline to arrest me
and charge me in court.
Thank you.
Regards,
Yan Jun
(S7684361I)
*****
From: Yan Jun
Sent: Monday, November 2, 2020 11:37 AM
To: Boon Hua LIM (SPF)
Subject: RE: hard drive and backpack
Dear Lim Boon Hua,
I will come to Police Cantonment Complex this afternoon to collect my
stuff. Thank you.
Regards,
Yan Jun
From: Boon Hua LIM (SPF) [mailto:LIM_Boon_Hua@spf.gov.sg]
Sent: Monday, November 2, 2020 11:16 AM
To: Yan Jun
Subject: RE: hard drive and backpack
Yan Jun
The items are ready for
collection.
Do let me know when you intend
to collect them in my station.
Thanks.
Lim Boon Hua
OC GIS 2
Central Division
DID: (65) 6557 3324|
FAX: (65) 6220 6457
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From: Yan Jun <medp1128@hotmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 7 October 2020 11:29 AM
To: Boon Hua LIM (SPF) <LIM_Boon_Hua@spf.gov.sg>
Subject: hard drive and backpack
Dear Officer Lim Boon Hua,
I talked to you on Oct 2, 2020
after I sent an email to the Commissioner of the police.
Can you let me know when I can
get back my hard drive and backpack? Have you applied to the State Courts to
release them to me? I can contact the State Courts directly if you have
difficulty dealing with them.
Thank you.
Regards,
Yan Jun
From: Yan Jun
Sent: Friday, 2 October 2020 09:38
To: HOONG Wee Teck (SPF)
Cc: SPF Feedback Shared (SPF) (SPF_Feedback_Shared@spf.gov.sg)
; AGC (AGC@agc.gov.sg); CHIA Jin Ming
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Subject: Confiscated items and the Singapore Intelligence
Dear Police Commissioner Hoong Wee Teck,
I was arrested on Nov 20, 2019 for protesting outside Raffle
Place MRT Station.
I am writing to you to inform you of two matters. The first
matter is to get back my passport, hard drive and backpack from the police. The
second matter is to inform you about the spying activity conducted by
Singapore Intelligence, or National Security Department.
Confiscated items
Police have confiscated my passport on Nov 20, 2019 but
didn’t return it to me on Sep 30, 2020 when I was released from Changi Prison.
I will go to Police Cantonment Complex this morning to get
my passport back. Please inform the investigating officer in charge of my case
to get my passport ready. Please provide me with the legal basis by which the
police can still keep my passport after I was discharged from the prison.
In addition, please return to me my hard drive and backpack.
On Nov 20, 2019, I forget to take the hard drive out of my backpack so the
investigating officer kept it without giving me or the judge any reason.
Spying activities by National security officers
On early morning of today from between 2am to 6am, at least
6 national security officers worked together and opened my backpack when I was
sleeping on a couch outside Bedok Sport Stadium. The same espionage activity
happened on Nov 8, 2019 in the exactly the same place. Plea see police report G/20191119/7005
for details.
This time I reported to the police at 1:16am to prevent the
incident (See Incident number: G/202001002/0027, person-in-charge: AIO
Isabella). Before I called the police, one national security officer who
pretended to be a jogger failed to grab my mobile phone from my hands after I
took a picture of him. At about 6:30am, I told one security officer who
pretended to be a morning exerciser at a nearby bench that I report this matter
to PM Lee.
The government can let me know if it is scared of my
espionage allegations against the Singapore, the Malaysian and the US Intelligence.
It seems to me that the US intelligence didn’t collaborate with the Singapore
Intelligence when I was in Johor Bahru of Malaysia last year.
Thank you.
Regards,
Yan Jun
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