Attachment: 1_why to amend the UDHR; 2_Espionages activities
From: Yan Jun
Sent: Sunday, November 1, 2020 11:00 AM
To: Antonio Guterres
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Subject: Complaint about the UNCHR and request to amend the UDHR
Dear Mr. António
Guterres,
I am the serial
protestor in Singapore who is acting against the corrupt legal system here. On Jul
1, 2017, I wrote to the UN Human Rights Office for South-East Asia and
requested it to pay attention to the lack of free speech in Singapore.
I am writing to the
Secretary-General of the UNs for three reasons. The first reason is my
complaint about the United Nations Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR) for abuse
of process. The second reason is my request to amend the Article 21(3) of The
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The third reason is to request
the UN to deal with the espionage activities conducted by Malaysian, Singapore
and the US government because the US Presidential election is just two days
ahead. These illegal activities are supposed to be exposed to the
public.
My complaint
Although I have
protested for 10 times against judicial corruption, Singapore courts have
steadfastly declined to charge me with Contempt of Court. It is self-evident
that Singapore’s legal system is totally corrupt, and it is a fact that I have
been repeatedly arrested and tortured in Changi Prison.
Changi Prison is a
dangerous place because of abuse of medicine and psychiatry and lack of
justice. A typical example of an evil staff member in Changi Prison is
Dr. Jacob Rajesh, who has routinely made arbitrary diagnoses without getting
informed consent from inmates.
On Apr
9, 2016, I submitted my petition to Mr. Dvid Kaye, the then Special
Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion
and expression. On May
9, 2016, I gave my informed consent to the UN Special Rapporteurs. On May
19, 2016, I submitted my allegation letter required by the UNs. On Feb
18, 2016, I submitted my petition to UNs working Group informing it the
lack of the fundamental right against arbitrary arrest and detention in
Singapore.
Four years have
passed since I submitted my petition regarding free speech and expression on
Apr 9, 2016, so far I haven’t received any reply from the UNs. It is hard for
me to imagine that the UNCHR had simply ignored my petition filed on Feb 18,
2016 with regard to a right that was even more important than the right to free
speech. Singapore most probably is the only country in the world that has
lawfully legitimized the arbitrary arrest and detention.
As such, I would like
to lodge a formal complaint to the Secretary-General of the UNs about the UNCHR
for abuse of process. I hope that the UNCHR can take my complaint
seriously.
The amendment of
the Article 21(3) of the UDHR
The
UDHR has wrongfully treated "the people" as a morally good force and
thus can give rise to a legitimate unjust government. In spite of the Singapore
government’s unjust and totalitarian rule, most Singaporeans have still voted
for the ruling People’s Action Party in general election (GE) 2020 to maintain
Singapore’s high global reputation. In fact, Singapore GE 2020 has provided a
unique opportunity to the world to prove the UNDR wrong.
As
explained in the attached file, I believe the UDHR ought to be amended.
As far as I know, I am the first person who has conclusively proved that the
will of the general public can be unjust. So I am in a position to request the
UNs to amend the UDHR in the interest of justice.
Espionage
activities by 3 governments
In
the attached file, I have provided the UNs with detailed account of the espionage
activities conducted on me by the Malaysian, Singapore and the US government in
Johor Bahru of Malaysia and Singapore. I can talk more.
Since
the US presidential election is only two days ahead, I prefer to submit this
document to the Secretary-General of the UNs because no one would blame
Secretary-General of the UNs for interfering a general election. I stand by my
espionage claim and am ready to go on a public protest.
Thank
you for your attention. I am looking forward to hearing from you at your
earliest convenience.
Regards,
Yan
Jun
(Singapore
NRIC: S7684361I)
