More people in Singapore, in particular young adults, are declaring that they have no religion. According to the latest population census released today (June 16), one in five surveyed (20%) stated that they have no religious affiliation, up from 17% in 2010. Whilst in 2010, findings reported Buddhism (33%) as the most commonly held religion, … Continue reading More S’poreans, particularly young adults, declare they have no religion: 2020 population census