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New anti-terrorism law to target organised crime, not ordinary citizens, Minister assures
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Ada Derana reports that a minister gave assurances about the proposed law’s intended focus.
- The report provides no further details about the law or its development.
Ada Derana reports that a minister said a new anti-terrorism law would target organised crime and would not be aimed at ordinary citizens.
The report does not identify the minister, specify where or when the remarks were made, describe the proposed law’s provisions or outline its legislative status.
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