Singapore bans 2 Massive Attack members after pro-Palestine display at concert
Summary
Singapore has banned two members of the British band Massive Attack from returning after they showed a Palestinian flag and said “Free Palestine” during a concert. Singapore authorities said these actions could harm the country’s social harmony and rule of law.Key Facts
- The band members were investigated by Singapore police for showing a foreign flag and chanting political messages on July 29.
- Robert Del Naja and Grant Marshall are the two banned members of Massive Attack.
- Singapore police issued strong warnings and blacklisted them from returning.
- Authorities said foreign politics could disrupt racial and religious harmony in Singapore.
- Massive Attack said they were surprised by the ban and proud to show support for Palestine.
- The band noted that fans chanted “Free Palestine” at the concert.
- They asked Singapore to allow people to express their beliefs without fear of punishment.
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