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1. The largest Islamic mass organization Nahdlatul Ulama condemns the law as ’oppressive’, calls for judicial review.
   2020-10-08 11:04:24 (First version)
2. The largest Islamic mass organization Nahdlatul Ulama condemns the law as 'oppressive', and calls for judicial review.
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