Thousands have attended an annual Singaporean gay rights rally, which foreigners are now banned from attending under new laws.
Only Singapore citizens and permanent residents are allowed at the event, which has come under increasing restrictions.
There were fears that the Pink Dot rally would be diminished, but the crowds remained significant.
Gay sex is illegal in socially conservative Singapore.
Previous Pink Dot rallies have been open to everyone. But because it is illegal for foreigners to take part in political protests in Singapore, they were technically there only as observers.
Despite the restrictions, long queues were seen snaking around Hong Lim Park, as participants lined up for security pat-downs and identity card checks.

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