Singapore bans Massive Attack for showing Palestinian flag, breaching ban on foreign emblems
Summary
Singapore banned the British band Massive Attack from performing after two members displayed a Palestinian flag on stage during a concert. The band members involved were also banned from re-entering Singapore and given stern warnings for breaking the country's rules against showing foreign flags without permission.Key Facts
- Massive Attack showed a Palestinian flag during a concert in Singapore.
- Singapore bans displaying foreign flags or national symbols without a special permit.
- Two band members who held the flag were banned from returning to Singapore.
- Police gave the involved band members stern warnings after an investigation.
- One band member also shouted “Free Palestine” during the performance.
- Singapore’s media regulator is reviewing the concert’s licensing conditions and will not allow future shows by the band.
- Massive Attack is known for supporting the Palestinian cause and criticizing Israel’s military actions.
- Singapore emphasizes avoiding foreign political displays to protect social harmony and law.
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