The Singapore Police Force has initiated a year-long public awareness campaign to educate citizens on how to react to and report sexual offenses, following a 7% increase in molestation cases last year, with most incidents occurring in public spaces.
The Singapore Police Force has launched a year-long campaign to guide the public on how to respond when they witness sexual crimes. It highlights how the public can spot suspicious behaviour, protect a potential victim, observe key details and inform the police.
Compared to 2024, molestation cases in Singapore rose by about 7% last year to about 1,530 cases. About three in four took place in public areas, such as nightspots, supermarkets, shopping malls and on public transport. The Singapore Police Force has launched a year-long campaign to guide the public on how to respond when they witness sexual crimes. It highlights how the public can spot suspicious behaviour, protect a potential victim, observe key details and inform the police.
Compared to 2024, molestation cases in Singapore rose by about 7% last year to about 1,530 cases. About three in four took place in public areas, such as nightspots, supermarkets, shopping malls and on public transport. News Video ReportsWe know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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