SINGAPORE POLICE INVESTIGATE MASSIVE ATTACK OVER PALESTINIAN SUPPORT AT GIG

British trip-hop band Massive Attack expressed support for the Palestinians at their concert in Singapore on Wednesday, prompting an investigation by the police and the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). According to News - South China Morning Post, the band shouted 'Free Palestine' during their performance at The Star Performing Arts Centre. This incident has led to reports being lodged and investigations being conducted.

The police and IMDA confirmed that investigations are ongoing, with IMDA also looking into a possible breach of licence conditions. The details of the incident and the investigation are still emerging, with no further statements from the band or the authorities. The incident highlights the sensitive nature of political expressions in public events, especially in a multicultural and multiracial society like Singapore.

The incident is significant as it involves a high-profile international band and a sensitive political issue, and it may have implications for freedom of expression and artistic license in Singapore. The investigation and its outcome may also reflect the country's approach to balancing artistic freedom with social sensitivities.

• Massive Attack expressed support for Palestinians at their Singapore concert
• Police and IMDA are investigating the incident
• IMDA is also investigating a possible breach of licence conditions

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