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For decades, members of Singapore's LGBT communities have been unsuccessfully advocating for rights. However, since the state introduction of the Internet, there hasbeen a profound shift in the relationship between LGBT Singaporeans and their nation. In this article I examine recentInternet-influenced developments in LGBT activism and position them within the framework of illiberal pragmatics, whichhighlights the ambivalent logic employed by Singaporean authorities when formulating social and legal policy. I describehow illiberal pragmatism, in combination with a Singaporeanspecific neoliberal homonormativity, has changed strategies ofLGBT activism and provided new ways to think about rights.
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