Views on the likelihood of protests against the government Singapore 2020
According to a survey conducted by Ipsos on predictions for global issues in 2020, 66 percent of Singaporeans thought it unlikely that there would be large-scale public unrest to protests against the way the country is run in that year.
Public protests are heavily restricted in Singapore. Those who wish to hold a public assembly or demonstration would need to obtain a permit from the police, which are often subject to strict conditions and not easily obtained.
Public protests are heavily restricted in Singapore. Those who wish to hold a public assembly or demonstration would need to obtain a permit from the police, which are often subject to strict conditions and not easily obtained.
