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A total of 17 student organizations have come together under Mahasiswa Ganyang Akta Hasutan (GANYANG) to spread awareness about the Sedition Act and why it should be repealed.
The group consists of students and scholars from various faculties in both public and private higher learning institutions.
The group consists of students and scholars from various faculties in both public and private higher learning institutions.
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