Public Morality

What do family, employment, end-of-life decisions, and housing have in common? They're all in the crosshairs of Pink Dot’s LGBTQ equality scorecard.

Is Pink Dot’s "equality scorecard" really about equality? Focusing on 377A, how schools approach LGBTQ issues, and gender, we examine whether these are real cases of discrimination, or ideological demands dressed up as "equal rights".

What if not all calls for ‘equality’ are equal?

If This Is Tolerance, Why Does It Look So Much Like Control?

We've been told that homosexuals are "born this way". But does the science back this up? Nope.

“Single-issue” voting is often dismissed as extreme—but it can be thoughtful, values-driven, and decisive. In a tight race, it could shape GE2025 in unexpected ways.

Activists in Singapore are quietly challenging traditional family norms, advocating for new definitions that could reshape society. This article explores the criticism of the nuclear family, the potential impact on children, and the broader implications for Singapore’s values and future stability. Read on to uncover what’s really at stake.

Biotechnology is advancing faster than our ethics can keep up. From lab-grown babies to artificial wombs, the future of human reproduction is being reshaped in ways that once belonged in science fiction. While these innovations may solve crises like Singapore's demographic decline, they also open Pandora’s box of moral dilemmas—eugenics, commodified genetics, and posthumous reproduction. The question is: How far are we willing to go before we lose control?