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Singapore: LGBT activist seeks court order for parliamentary Bill on repealing Section 377A

A lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights activist has applied to the High Court for a mandatory order for Cabinet to move a Bill in Parliament to abolish the law that criminalises sex between men.

Singaporean singer Wils wants his music to help others struggling with their identity

Rising pop star Wils refused to be disheartened when his record label dropped him for coming out and deleted his popular social media accounts. Now based in Los Angeles, he explores what it’s like to navigate the ups and downs of love as a gay man on his new album

Singapore activists challenge gay sex ban in court after India ruling

Singapore’s top court has heard challenges to its colonial-era gay sex law, a thorny issue in the socially-conservative city-state, for the first time since similar legislation was scrapped in India last year. The initial hearing of the cases was held on Wednesday and will continue over the next few weeks.

Singapore: Whatever your sexual orientation, you’re welcome to work in Singapore

The PM said when it comes to matters relating to LGBT and homosexuality, Singapore takes the middle ground, meaning it is not as open as places like San Francisco nor is it as strict as the Middle East

Singapore: Anti-377A movement holds town hall, calls for political engagement

The group behind the latest attempt to repeal Section 377A has urged the public to contact their MPs, marking the first time the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) movement has asked its supporters to engage with politicians on a large scale.

Singapore: Massive Online Support to Keep Gay Sex Criminalized Disappoints

A legislation criminalizing sex between mutually consenting adult men in Singapore has sparked renewed calls for reform after the Supreme Court of India’s decision to repeal highly controversial section from the Indian Penal Code on September 6.