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Aug 22, 2022

Section 377A is repealed: Does this mean more inclusive ads in Singapore?

SOUNDING BOARD - NEW UPDATES: We ask the industry what this means for LGBTQ+ representation in advertising.

Attendees form the characters 'Repeal 377A' during the Pink Dot event held at Hong Lim Park in Singapore. (Getty Images)

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