National Courtesy Campaign (Singapore) | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-23

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Courtesy_Campaign_(Singapore)


00:00:40 1 Origins
00:02:38 2 Publicity
00:04:18 2.1 Singa the Courtesy Lion
00:05:05 2.2 Singa Resigns
00:06:47 2.3 Courtesy Campaign website
00:08:30 3 Activities
00:09:00 3.1 Activities aimed at youths
00:11:17 3.2 Activities aimed at adults
00:12:40 3.3 Activities held at constituency-levels
00:13:58 4 Timeline
00:14:07 5 See also



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SUMMARY
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The National Courtesy Campaign was a campaign launched in June 1979 by the Ministry of Culture of Singapore as a means of encouraging Singaporeans to be more kind and considerate to each other, so as to create a pleasant social environment.The courtesy campaign was to be an annual effort by the government to encourage the people to adopt a more courteous attitude and lifestyle. It was seen as a means of ensuring a smooth transition to a new Singapore which would be densely populated, where people lived and worked in high rise towns, offices and factories, while travelling in crowded buses and lifts.In 1997, the campaign was subsumed by the Singapore Kindness Movement.