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Sad day: Lawmaker Ruhut Sitompul (center), accompanied by his wife Diana Lovita (left), gets emotional as he announces his decision not to accept the position of chairman of the House of Representatives Commission III overseeing law and human rights on Monday

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Sad day: Lawmaker Ruhut Sitompul (center), accompanied by his wife Diana Lovita (left), gets emotional as he announces his decision not to accept the position of chairman of the House of Representatives Commission III overseeing law and human rights on Monday. Ruhut made the announcement at a meeting in Jakarta on Monday. (JP/R. Berto Wedhatama) Sad day: Lawmaker Ruhut Sitompul (center), accompanied by his wife Diana Lovita (left), gets emotional as he announces his decision not to accept the position of chairman of the House of Representatives Commission III overseeing law and human rights on Monday. Ruhut made the announcement at a meeting in Jakarta on Monday. (JP/R. Berto Wedhatama) (center), accompanied by his wife Diana Lovita (left), gets emotional as he announces his decision not to accept the position of chairman of the House of Representatives Commission III overseeing law and human rights on Monday. Ruhut made the announcement at a meeting in Jakarta on Monday. (JP/R. Berto Wedhatama)

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span class="caption">Sad day: Lawmaker Ruhut Sitompul (center), accompanied by his wife Diana Lovita (left), gets emotional as he announces his decision not to accept the position of chairman of the House of Representatives Commission III overseeing law and human rights on Monday. Ruhut made the announcement at a meeting in Jakarta on Monday. (JP/R. Berto Wedhatama)

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