traditional Chinese characters
In Singapore, the Traditional Chinese Characters Ordinance (Cap. 360) requires the use of simplified Chinese characters in official contexts, effectively banning the use of traditional Chinese characters. This law aims to promote consistency and efficiency in communication. The ordinance applies to government publications, signage, and other official documents.
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