From peaceful acts of civil disobedience like sit-ins to full-blown riots, here's what two local experts had to say about social unrest and protests in Singapore.
Social Unrest and Civil Disobedience in Singapore
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Singapore is renowned for having some of the cleanest streets in the world, largely due to a 50,000-strong cleaning workforce employed to keep the streets clean. Singapore is also known for its strict laws on littering, spitting on the streets, vandalism and public urination that can result in heavy fines and/or a punishment called Corrective Work Order, where offenders are required to pick up litter in public wearing a bright vest.
He should consider whether he has the financial capability to live permanently in Singapore due to the high cost of living here. There is a need to respect and speak with discretion in this multiracial society, to prevent undermining social fabric and conflicts from arising between races. He should also be aware of the importance of keeping our environment clean, which is especially critical in maintaining our reputation as a green city.
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