Amos Yee's bailor demands 'unreserved apology' for molestation claim


Mr Law, a family and youth counsellor, has called the allegation "false". -- PHOTO: THE NEW PAPER FILE.

SINGAPORE: Family and youth counsellor Vincent Law is demanding an "unreserved apology" from Amos Yee after the teenage blogger claimed he had molested him.

Law, 51 - who paid $20,000 to bail out Yee before his trial on Tuesday - said he has told Yee's parents that he wants the 16-year-old to apologise publicly and fully retract the allegation, otherwise he would "take legal action" for defamation.

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