the National Solidarity Party was let off with a warning after being found in possession of an obscene film. In 2008, Ong Kian Cheong and Dorothy Chan Hien Leng were charged under both the Sedition Act and Undesirable Publications Act for allegedly distributing evangelistic publication titled The Little Bride that cast Prophet Muhammad in negative light. In 2015, the government lifted the ban of 240 publications, including the erotic novel Fanny Hill or anti-colonial books. In 2017, Singapore banned nine books from a Singaporean preacher. In 2021, Cherian George's book, Red Lines: Political Cartoons and the Struggle against Censorship, was banned for reproducing materials that are offensive to religious feelings. External links References 1967 in law 1967 in Singapore Singaporean legislation