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A Singaporean man has extorted S$197,000 as well as luxury watches and handbags

The Singapore Government has tackled its LGBT issue for the first time in a human rights report to the UN

Singapore man, who is HIV positive, loses SGD 1.9million and unsupervised access to couple's triplets in judgement on Friday.

The Straits Times reports that LGBT groups were asked about discrimination ahead of a human rights report to be submitted next year

Seventh edition of the annual rally for inclusivity and diversity at Hong Lim park sees record number of participants.

In an interview last week, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong expressed that the country is not ready for same-sex marriage as society is still too conservative.

The highest court in Singapore has upheld a Colonial-era law criminalizing gay sex.

Oogachaga has announced that from 1 October 2014, they will be starting a new hotline service called “WOW” which stands for “Women on Wednesdays”, specifically for female members of the LGBT community.

  Despite a law that criminalizes same-sex relations and anti-gay prejudices, Singapore has over the years shown that it is becoming more tolerant towards the gay community.

Young Singaporeans have passed their own comments on recent events affecting the LGBT community in the city in the form of a youtube video.