Singapore

A government minister said they wanted to “uphold heterosexual family values, but with space for homosexuals to live their lives.”

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong stopped short of endorsing same-sex marriage in the Southeast Asian city-state.

Two men photobombed a reporter from a country where homosexuality is illegal and looked defiantly at the camera.

A drag-performing son tells his mother in the ad, “You are just unbothered having people looking or judging you differently.” That was “insensitive and offensive to some,” Samsung said.

Reuters’ new executive editor, a trans woman of color, speaks on objectivity, humanity, and normalcy.

Mass Effect was already a progressive video game for its time in terms of LGBTQ characters. But execs nixed further representation for “a more traditional kind of vector” due to FOX News.

Male homosexuality is punishable with up to two years of prison, which the court said reflects “public sentiment and beliefs.”

People in anti-gay countries across the Middle East and Asia will never see the film’s groundbreaking same-sex smooch.

“To hide my struggles and sacrifices is to be ashamed of them,” the censored speaker said.

Out gay Australian singer Troye Sivan was discussing his coming out onstage when security told fans they couldn’t hold up their flags.

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The government banned foreigners from pride, which forced organizers to fundraise locally.

A tragedy half a world away has created an unlikely opening for a repressed community in Singapore.

Signed by 20,000 people, the petition claims Lambert is “well-known for his active promotion of a highly sexualized lifestyle and LGBT rights.”

A Singapore court fined a prominent dissident blogger on Wednesday for questioning the timing of two constitutional challenges to the city-state’s ban on gay sex.

Singapore’s highest court ruled on Wednesday that a law that criminalizes sex between men is in line with the city-state’s constitution, rejecting two separate appeals by three men that the measure infringed their human rights.

SINGAPORE — Two children’s books dealing with gay subjects won’t be destroyed after all and will be restored to Singapore’s public libraries, an official said Friday. Minister of Communications and Information Yaacob Ibrahim had said in mid-July he supported the state-run National Library Board’s decision to pulp three books deemed to have inappropriate …

SINGAPORE — A children’s book inspired by a real-life story of two male penguins raising a baby chick in New York’s zoo has been deemed inappropriate by state-run Singapore libraries, and the conservative city-state’s information minister said he supports the decision to destroy all copies alongside two other titles. The National Library Board, which runs 26 public libraries in Singapore…

SINGAPORE — Thousands of gay rights activists gathered in downtown Singapore on Saturday for an annual rally that came under unprecedented criticism from religious conservatives, with one influential Christian pastor calling on the government to ban the event. Previous Pink Dot rallies have been held without much opposition. But as they grew…

SINGAPORE CITY, Singapore — Singapore’s LGBT community has decried a recent government-commissioned survey that suggests a plurality of Singaporeans are not accepting of “gay lifestyles,” and that a clear majority rejects same-sex marriage.