Massive Attack investigated after reports of pro-Palestinian display in Singapore show
Summary
Singapore authorities are investigating the British band Massive Attack after they displayed a Palestinian flag and expressed pro-Palestinian support during a concert in Singapore. Singapore has strict laws about public displays of foreign flags and political messages to maintain social harmony, and the investigation is ongoing.Key Facts
- Massive Attack showed a Palestinian flag and reportedly shouted "Free Palestine" at their concert in Singapore.
- Singapore requires permits for public performances and regulates public political expressions.
- Authorities are investigating possible licence breaches and have received reports about the incident.
- Singapore prohibits the public display of foreign national symbols like flags without permission.
- Violations can result in fines up to 500 Singapore dollars, up to six months in jail, or both.
- Singapore aims to maintain racial and social harmony by restricting public demonstrations related to international conflicts.
- The Singapore government supports a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
- Massive Attack is on a world tour, with this being their only performance in Singapore before continuing to Seoul.
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