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Former Chief Justice Abdul Hamid Mohamad doesn't want the Sedition Act to be abolished, but says it must be amended to allow criticisms of the government.
He also wants it to be amended to protect the special position of Malays and Islam.
He also wants it to be amended to protect the special position of Malays and Islam.
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