In a world increasingly grappling with racial and religious tensions, Singapore’s continued stability is a rare and commendable achievement.

The latest findings from a 2024 study shed a positive light on the situation.

According to the study by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) and racial harmony advocacy group OnePeople.sg (OPSG), published on Feb 3, public perceptions of racial and religious harmony have improved since 2018, trust levels among different communities are rising, and most Singaporeans recognise the importance of diversity in their social fabric.

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Melvin Tay is research associate at the Institute of Policy Studies Social Lab, National University of Singapore. He is a co-author of the recent IPS-OPSG Indicators of Racial and Religious Harmony 2024 report, and the Faultlines in Singapore report.

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