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India’s top court puts controversial sedition law on hold

  • Colonial-era law has been widely seen as a means to suppress dissent
  • Supreme Court also allowed people detained under the law to seek bail from courts
By Sanjay Kumar ·

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Adnan Rehmat
Pakistan must delete the sedition law from its statute books
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