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Home Minister Zahid Hamidi says Malaysiakini and FZ.com's publishing permits were rejected to avoid confusing the public, with "too many newspapers."
He also claimed that Malaysiakini and FZ.com had the "tendency" to publish "sensational and controversial news" in order to attract public attention.
He also claimed that Malaysiakini and FZ.com had the "tendency" to publish "sensational and controversial news" in order to attract public attention.
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