A Pink Dot event in Hong Lim Park in Singapore calls for the repeal of the law that criminalises sexual acts between men. Photo: EPA
A Pink Dot event in Hong Lim Park in Singapore calls for the repeal of the law that criminalises sexual acts between men. Photo: EPA
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This Week in Asia /  Politics

Gay sex: is time finally up for Singapore’s Section 377A?

  • The Lion City still clings to a colonial-era rule that outlaws sex between men
  • Campaigners hope legal cases starting this week will herald an end to Section 377A but analysts say it is unclear if this is what the majority of people want

Dewey Sim
Dewey Sim

Updated: 1:18pm, 11 Nov, 2019

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A Pink Dot event in Hong Lim Park in Singapore calls for the repeal of the law that criminalises sexual acts between men. Photo: EPA
A Pink Dot event in Hong Lim Park in Singapore calls for the repeal of the law that criminalises sexual acts between men. Photo: EPA
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