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Bangladesh has amended its Anti-Terrorism Act to ban any public support or dissemination of statements for individuals or organizations charged under the law. This move comes a day after the interim government, led by Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, disbanded the Awami League's activities until the trial of its leaders for alleged atrocities during a recent uprising. The revised law aims to prevent press statements, social media content, or public gatherings in support of these charged individuals or entities.

Courtesy: theprint.in

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