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Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Paul Low has defended the use of the sedition act which saw 20 people charged or investigated since last month.
According to him the act is there to ensure the peace and security of the country as some people fear that the society is getting too heated up.
According to him the act is there to ensure the peace and security of the country as some people fear that the society is getting too heated up.
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