Racial and religious harmony scores rise in Singapore: IPS study


Levels of trust among people of different races here have risen, while more people agreed that racial diversity is beneficial for Singapore. - ST PHOTO: GIN TAY

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The outlook on racial and religious harmony in Singapore has improved in the past five years, with more people here rating the nation’s state of harmony as high or very high, a recent study found.

At the same time, levels of trust among people of different races here have also risen, while more people agreed that racial diversity is beneficial for Singapore.

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