Court upholds Blasphemy Law
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Arghea Desafti Hapsari
The Jakarta Post
Jakarta |
Tue, April 20 2010
| 08:41 am

PREMIUM Thou shalt not review: Nine judges read out their verdict on Monday at the final hearing of a request for the Constitutional Court to review the controversial 1965 Law on Blasphemy. The court dismissed the request filed by human rights, democracy and pluralism groups as well as the late former president Abdurrahman Wahid. JP/Nurhayati The Constitutional Court on Monday ruled to uphold the con...
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