Gender Equality in Singapore Politics

The video discusses gender equality in political representation, highlighting the progress made and areas for improvement. It examines the impact of COVID-19 on migrant workers in Singapore, revealing significant socioeconomic inequalities. The recent election results indicate a shift towards a potential two-party system, with increased focus on addressing inequality. Policy suggestions include implementing a minimum wage, unemployment insurance, and potential tax reforms to address wealth disparities.

What progress has been made in terms of gender equality in Singapore's political representation?

• All ministers are now women.

• The first female opposition leader was elected.

• There are no women in parliament.

• Gender equality has not improved.

What issue did the COVID-19 pandemic highlight in Singapore?

• Increase in tourism

• Socioeconomic inequality among migrants

• Decline in education standards

• Lack of healthcare facilities

What was significant about the recent election results in Singapore?

• The election was canceled due to COVID-19.

• There was no change in the political landscape.

• The opposition gained 10 seats in parliament.

• The ruling party won with a record high vote share.

What is one of the main demands from the electorate following the recent elections?

• More focus on technological advancements

• Increased attention to socioeconomic inequalities

• Reduction in military spending

• Expansion of the tourism sector

What policy change is the Workers' Party advocating for in Singapore?

• Increase in military spending

• Introduction of a minimum wage

• Reduction in healthcare services

• Abolition of taxes

What is a potential tax reform being considered in Singapore?

• Reduction in corporate tax

• Increase in sales tax

• Abolition of income tax

• Introduction of estate duties

What is a key argument against welfare in Singapore?

• It leads to economic success.

• It increases unemployment.

• It reduces foreign investment.

• It causes inflation.