More Singapore residents want the government to be more involved in race, religious issues: IPS survey

The Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) survey in Singapore revealed an increase in residents wanting more government involvement in handling racial and religious issues, despite near unanimous agreement on the government’s success in improving harmony. The survey, conducted on 4,000 residents, showed a rise in the percentage of respondents seeking government intervention in race and religious matters, while also indicating support for maintaining racial diversity in housing estates and culturally sensitive help for different communities. Additionally, the survey highlighted the potential consequences of mishandling these issues, with a majority of respondents expressing concerns about societal consequences, such as suspicion, polarization, and violence.

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