The band called the ban a 'surreal experience' and reiterated 'Free Palestine' as regulators investigate licensing breaches
Massive Attack Banned in Singapore Over Palestinian Flag Display
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The band ended its statement with a pointed message: “As we were saying ... Free Palestine”. Singapore's media regulator is separately investigating possible breaches of the concert’s licensing conditions.
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The band ended its statement with a pointed message: “As we were saying ... Free Palestine”.
according to Malay MailSingapore's media regulator is separately investigating possible breaches of the concert’s licensing conditions.
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