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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Sign: Taurus

City: shanghai
State: china
Country: CN
Signup Date: 9/11/2006
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 

Category: News and Politics

To:Australia Government

From:wanglili

 

Does anyone care about the sexual harassment of a Chinese woman, visiting from overseas, at the hands of a local white man in Melbourne


Mr. Carrol, who resides at Inkerman Street, Balaclava, Melbourne, wrote to me offering three months free accommodation in his house, in order to show support for my writing about Melbourne for readers in China.


But after I moved to his house, almost everyday he asked me to have sex with him. I refused him each time. Three weeks into my stay, he asked to bathe with me. I replied "Of course not!".

Then he knocked at the bathroom door, shouting: "Are You ready?  I'm coming in." I was scared to death, and I raised my voice to say: "Please go away."
 
Then he threw me out of his home, instantly making me a homeless person.
 
I went to the police station nearby for help. But the female police officer said my host had done nothing wrong.
 
At that moment, I had just 10 Australian dollars in my pocket. A few hours later, a woman lent me 15 dollars. On the way to a cheap hotel near the police station, several men followed me and invited me to get in their car. I ran back to the police station to ask for help. The same female police officer told me not to worry; they are just looking for prostitutes, she explained.


"I need the police to help me," I said.


"We don't have a police officer available for you," she replied.

I became very angry. "So where are the police?"


"They are where they are," she replied curtly.
 
I had to return to the street and try to find the hotel.  But this time, the men in the car not only followed me again, but another on foot remained at my side for another 20 minutes, repeatedly asking me for sex, and offering me 100 dollars for the service. I refused and refused, but like an obstinate salesman, he just wouldn't stop.

Afterwards, I called the police again, I went to get legal advice, and I went to other organizations.


But until now, I have received no help of any kind!

Yours sincerely,

wanglili

Citizen of the PRC, resident of Shanghai

Sean

 
Hi

I know you had a terrible experience, but you are using this as your main point of writing. You should not put yourself in risky situations.

Many people, including myself, have had bad experiences, but we don't complain about it for many months. If you are really a good writer you can find many other topics to write about.

Get over it and get on with your life !!!

Regards Sean
 
Posted by Sean on Thursday, October 11, 2007 - 11:32 AM
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Brett

 
I know the second sponsor personally and feel compelled to let people know the real story:
- you met him in at another sponsor's house and tricked him into allowing you to come to his home for 'a few weeks'. While there you never paid for anything, never lifted a hand to help, used his phone, internet and basically used him for whatever you could get. When he finally asked you when you were leaving you informed him he had 'sponsored' you. Then you threatened him with legal action if he didnt continue supporting you. After you left suddenly the next he heard was a call from the police about your rediculous allegations and has subsequently received a threat from your Chinese based solicitor demanding $10,000 for the 'duress' caused to you due to homelessness.

There is no god for people like you and shame on you for coming here to con our well meaning people, wasting the time of our police and exploiting our social and crisis centre services. Forget your writing of lies and go home.
 
Posted by Brett on Wednesday, October 31, 2007 - 7:22 AM
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