A local company in Singapore has made a firm stand and put its foot down on the NUS Peeping Tom controversy and publicly declared that it will not work with NUS again until the male voyeur is expelled.
The urban farm company, OnHand Agrarian, wrote on its FB post on Sunday that it is issuing an ultimatum to NUS to expel the male student who had been found guilty of being a voyeur, or the working relationship between the two will not resume. The company also accused the NUS of being stupid for allowing a criminal to continue to use its facilities. The company has previously taken in NUS students for its internship programmes. The company also called on Great Eastern to expel that male student, as it was believed he is still working there as part of his internship.
The case had gone viral as a female NUS student has come out and said that the male student was caught filming her bathing in the hostel bathroom, but NUS only made him write a letter of apology to her and only suspended for a semester, while Police only issued him with a 12 month conditional warning.
