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OHCHR raised concerns over a draft Anti-Terrorism Bill (PSTA), noting the redrafting aims to conform to international law.

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  1. Writers criticize the anti-terror law, noting that the legislation restricts book sales.
  2. The government is pushing a new counter-terrorism law that is criticized for compromising human rights.

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OHCHR raised concerns over a draft Anti-Terrorism Bill (PSTA), noting the redrafting aims to conform to international law.

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  1. The government is pushing a new counter-terrorism law that is criticized for compromising human rights.Sub-event
  2. OHCHR expressed concerns regarding the draft Anti-Terrorism Bill and its alignment with international law.1 source

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