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The Prosperous Justice Party is seeking a redeliberation of the porn bill during the fasting month of Ramadan

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Tue, September 16, 2008 Published on Sep. 16, 2008 Published on 2008-09-16T10:27:48+07:00

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he Prosperous Justice Party is seeking a redeliberation of the porn bill during the fasting month of Ramadan. If the bill is passed into law, how will it impact Indonesia? Send your opinions by SMS to +628111872772 or by e-mail to readersforum@thejakartapost.com. Please include your name and city.

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