Short Update on 9 October 2017

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9 October 2017

Hello dear friends,

This is an update of no updates really. Sorry, I have no news yet of when is the last day of Court hearing, in which the last two NUS witnesses would be taking to the witness stand. The witnesses are:
(1) Associate Professor Wong Yunn Chii (my former Supervisor who used my MA Thesis to generate his own project), and,
(2) Professor Jeffrey Pinsler SC (the Chairperson of the Committee of Inquiry, which was convened to investigate my complaint against Dr Wong Yunn Chii).

The Court had offered 15 September 2017 and subsequently, 16 October 2017 as hearing dates. But NUS-side could not/would not be able to make it on both the dates.

I am still appealing for funds to help with the court-hearing fees. If you have change to spare please send them my way to help fund justice. See donation details below.
 
Meanwhile, stay dry from the rain, enjoy the cool weather. Adios for now, but not for too long. Thank you to those of you who have asked about the last day of hearing, thank you all for your concern and support!

Jeanne

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