Massive Attack respond after Singapore ban over Palestine display

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Massive Attack members Robert Del Naja and Grant Marshall were detained and questioned by Singaporean police on July 29 after holding a Palestinian flag during a concert, leading to their indefinite ban from the country. Singapore's Home Affairs Ministry stated the ban was due to violations of laws restricting foreign flag displays and political expressions, citing the need to preserve social harmony.

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