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Singapore's Pink Dot calls on politicians to move "onwards" with law reform

Majulah, in Malay it means 'onwards' and it's the message attendees at Singapore's Pink Dot event sent to politicians and their fellow citizens.  Singing...

LGBTIQA+ people in Singapore pin hopes on government taking action

Hopes of Singapore removing its colonial era laws against homosexuality suffered a set back recently when the country's court of appealed ruled against a...

Samsung pulls Singaporean ad featuring drag queen

Samsung has pulled an ad it created especially for the Singaporean market that featured a local drag artist. The advertising campaign featured people trying out...

Singapore charges Titus Low over OnlyFans content

Singaporean police have charged Titus Low, a social media content creator, with a series of offences relating to images and videos he uploaded to...

Singapore's Pride celebrations to go ahead with Pink Dot online

Singapore's LGBTIQ+ community has vowed to forge ahead with the online version of this year's Pink Dot event despite opposition from family groups. Since it...

Singapore's court rejects cases for legalisation of homosexuality

Singapore's High Court has rejected three different cases challenging the country's colonial era laws that outlaw homosexuality. Section 377A of the country's Penal Code criminalises...

Singapore's LGBTIQ+ festival Pink Dot finds new way to celebrate

Singapore's LGBTIQ+ festival Pink Dot will not take place in its usual arena of Hong Lim Park this year, but the organisers have found...

Conversion therapy under the spotlight in Singapore

A church in Singapore is facing a backlash after posting videos of people saying they have been able to turn away from same-sex attraction...

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