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Massive Attack Banned from Singapore After Raising Palestinian Flag at Concert
Massive Attack was banned from Singapore after raising a Palestinian flag and chanting political slogans during a concert, violating local laws against unauthorized political expression. Authorities warned the band and barred future entry to protect social harmony.
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What happened
- 01Massive Attack raised a Palestinian flag and chanted "Free Palestine" during a Singapore concert.
- 02Singapore police investigated and warned the band for violating public order laws.
- 03The band members were banned from entering Singapore in the future.
- 04Singapore prohibits unauthorized political displays at public events to maintain social harmony.
- 05Authorities stressed the importance of peace among diverse ethnic and religious groups.
- 06Band founder Robert Del Naja was previously arrested in the UK for pro-Palestinian activism.
This follows previous political activism by the band in the UK.
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