After repeal of anti-gay sex law, LGBTQ+ individuals continue to face discrimination in Singapore

Singapore recently repealed a colonial law criminalizing same-sex relationships. But according to Global Voices, social prejudice remains widespread—many LGBTQ+ individuals still face discrimination that discourages them from coming out openly, suggesting that legal change alone hasn't shifted entrenched societal attitudes.

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