Singapore
Red and white with a crescent and five stars.
History and symbolism
A white crescent of a young nation rises beside five stars of democracy, peace, progress, justice and equality, over a red field of brotherhood. The design was drawn up by a committee led by Toh Chin Chye and adopted in December 1959.
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