Love should never be criminal: Jamus Lim on why he supported 377A repeal - Singapore News

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Assoc Prof Lim wrote that his support for both the repeal and amendment “reflects two distinct identities I carry as an MP: representative and policymaker.”

SINGAPORE: On Thursday , Jamus Lim posted on social media explaining why he voted for the repeal of Section 377A, writing “Love should never be criminal.”

But the Workers’ Party Member of Parliament and Associate Professor acknowledged that others, including individuals he represents, may not share his view on gay marriage. He added that “love should never be criminal,” and explained that his reason for this is very personal. He also wrote, however, that he has observed based on feedback from constituents of Sengkang GRC that some people in Singapore are “less relaxed” about gay marriage.

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