Singaporeans Remain Deeply Divided on the Issues of Recognizing Gay Civil Partnerships Here

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02/19/2019

Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam was right — Singapore remains “deeply split” on the matter of gay rights in the country. According to a new study by market research company YouGov, only 34 percent of Singaporeans are supportive of same-sex civil partnerships. It’s a lower figure than the 43 percent of Singaporeans who oppose its legalization. The remaining 23 percent would rather remain mum about their opinions.

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