🇸🇬 freedom of religion in Singapore

In Singapore, the freedom of religion is protected under Article 15 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to profess and practice any religion. However, the government has laws that regulate and restrict certain aspects of religious activities, such as the Maintenance of Religious Harmony Act, which aims to prevent the promotion of religious hatred or intolerance. This balance between protection and regulation allows for the coexistence of diverse faiths in Singapore.