The case that was mentioned a few post back about a report in
the newspaper that groups of young male foreign workers have now
stalked women in Jurong swimming pool is further illustrating my
point.
It is epecially telling that the newspaper article quotes some
lawyers as saying that they didnt do anything specifically
wrong.
Actually I agree with that.
In terms of law, of course formally and legally speaking, they
did not do anything wrong.
That is why I mention my suggestion, that the management of the
premises must take initiative and notice this issue, an issue of
loitering and overcrowding, and in some cases like these ones,
gawking and leering, which disturb other visitors and
customers.
Therefore the management can make the decision to turn them
away.
Now I mention this because I am convinced that if the management
do that, it is also something that does not specifically violate
any laws.
It is a failure and derelection of duty by the management if
they overlook this problem.
