April 30, 11:18 AM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 Amos Yee who is out on bail has gone on social media at around 5.00 am on April 30 to post multiple Facebook updates and uploaded at least two blog posts.
Yee's current bail includes a condition that he will not post, upload or otherwise distribute any comment or content, whether directly or indirectly, to any social media or online service or website, while the current case against him is ongoing.
Two Blog posts
The first of two blog posts, titled My Abusive Father, described an altercation Yee had with his father over the choice of clothing he would wear to his first court session. Yee had wanted to wear pyjamas initially, while his father wanted Yee to wear 'more formal' clothing to look presentable to the judge.
Yee charged that his father turned violent on him and slammed his head against a table and the floor.
The second blog post, titled The Ridiculous Terms of My Bail, described Yee's bail terms. One of which was to report to the Investigating Officer Jason Chua at the Bedok Police Station every day at 9 a.m.
In the post, Yee said, "they are saying that if I do not meet Jason Chua for 1 morning, I deserve to be sentenced for 8 months in prison and be fined $20000."
Facebook postings
Prior to sharing the two blog posts, Yee had first changed his Facebook Page's display picture, which was then followed by a stream of 10 updates, including sharing the two blog posts:
This was the first written post:
Following which, he questioned why he was ordered to make his YouTube video private, even though he was not found guilty:
He questioned whether the individual who threatened to harm him would be charged:
He corrected a Channel 8 news anchor for mispronouncing his Chinese name and shared the meaning behind his name:
Yee questioned what constituted contravening his bail conditions on not posting anything on social media:
He argued that meeting the IO at Bedok Police Station disrupted his sleep patterns:
He talks about items the police confiscated from him:
He shared some choice words for the prosecutor, judge and IO:
It is not known whether Yee's bailor will be forfeiting $20,000 after Yee's postings.
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