Pink Dot SG returns to Hong Lim Park after two years of virtual rallies

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Like past rallies, they also had to show a photo identification to confirm that they are Singaporeans or permanent residents,

A survey by market research firm Ipsos released on Thursday showed that support for Section 377A in Singapore has dropped as attitudes towards same-sex relationships shift. [Click HERE]

Less than half of people in Singapore support a law criminalising gay sex, a study has found, amid changing attitudes towards same-sex relationships ....on the topic of Section 377A of the Penal Code and found that 44 per cent of respondents support the law. This is down from the 55 per cent who said so in 2018

the changing attitudes towards same-sex parenting and discrimination against LGBTQ people indicate a deeper awareness of the issues confronting the community. This understanding and empathy paves the way for Singaporeans to better embrace diversity and embed inclusivity within the nation's social fabric

Qn: In your society, how far is equality for all a reality? (Cam. 2012)