From Chewing Gum To Dancing: 7 Strange Laws That Still Exist in 2025
Laws were made to bring order and maintain peace in society, but some are making life hell for their citizens. Even in the 21st century, many strange rules still exist in this world. These laws may seem ridiculous in modern times, but only their government can take some action. Here are the top 7 insane laws that are still technically applicable in 2025.
No chewing gum
In Singapore, selling or importing chewing gum is illegal. Only therapeutic gum with a prescription can be consumed and sold legally. It is enforced to maintain cleanliness in public spaces.
No High Heels
At Ancient Sites in Greece, wearing heels is banned. It prevents damage to ancient sculptures and stones.
No Public Kissing
In UAE, public displays of affection and love are banned. Tourists are advised to be extremely cautious.
Flushing a Toilet After 10 PM
In Switzerland, flushing a toilet late at night is banned due to noise pollution issues. It encourages quiet and peace in shared living spaces.
No dancing without a license
In Sweden, clubs and venues need a permit for dancing. It is aimed at regulating safety and entertainment standards.
It's Illegal to Forget Your Wife's Birthday
In Samoa, a law requires husbands to remember their wives' birthdays. It symbolizes cultural emphasis on family respect.
It is illegal to die in the Houses of Parliament
Technically, in UK, dying in Parliament is considered a crime. It is rarely enforced, but still officially on record.
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