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Certain UAPA Provisions Included In Redrafted Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill
Certain provisions of anti-terror law UAPA have been included in the redrafted Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill, which was reintroduced in the Lok Sabha afresh along with two other bills to replace the existing criminal laws.
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"Look At Your Past": Amit Shah, Digvijaya Singh Spar In Parliament
During a discussion today on the anti-terror Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Bill (UAPA) that has cleared both houses of parliament, an acrid exchange took place between Home Minister Amit Shah and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh.
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UAPA Amendment Bill 2019: All You Need To Know About Anti-Terror Bill
UAPA Bill: Home Minister Amit Shah said a four-level scrutiny has been provided in the amendment and no human rights will be violated.
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Anti-Terror Bill To Become Law. Government Says No Rights Will Be Violated
An amendment to an anti-terror bill to designate individuals as "terrorists" was passed in parliament today, with 147 votes in its favour and 42 against it. "Terrorism has no religion, terrorists are against humanity; all should support stringent laws against it," Home Minister Amit Shah said before voting on the bill began.
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Masood Azhar, Hafiz Saeed First In Line After Changes To Anti-Terror Law
Global terrorists Masood Azhar and Hafiz Saeed will be the first two to be banned as individuals in India after the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act amendments are notified by the government.
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Bill To Declare Individual As Terrorist Clears Lok Sabha Amid Walkout
The government can designate individuals suspected to have terror links as "terrorists" if controversial changes to a counter-terrorism law are cleared in parliament. Amendments to the Unlawful Activities Prevention (Amendment) Bill were passed in the Lok Sabha today with 287 votes in its favour and eight against it after the opposition walked out ...
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Bill To Strengthen Anti-Terror Agency NIA Passed By Rajya Sabha
The Rajya Sabha passed a legislation to strengthen the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the country's primary anti-terror body,through a voice vote today. This development comes two days after the Lok Sabha approved the bill amid objections by the Opposition.
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"Amit Shah Threatens Us, He's Not God": Asaduddin Owaisi On NIA Sparring
A bill to give broader powers to the National Investigation Agency, India's anti-terrorism organisation, set the stage for a stormy debate in parliament on Monday, with Home Minister Amit Shah and Hyderabad politician Asaduddin Owaisi engaging in a bitter face-off. "You cannot scare us," Mr Owaisi said, as Amit Shah wagged a finger at him, asking h...
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Bill To Strengthen Anti-Terror Agency NIA Passed By Lok Sabha
NIA Bill 2019: A law to strengthen the anti-terror National Investigation Agency (NIA) by empowering it to investigate attacks against Indians abroad was passed in the Lok Sabha on Monday after intense sparring between the government and opposition.
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Controversial French Anti-Terror Bill Clears Hurdle
A controversial bill to toughen France's security laws cleared its first hurdle late Tuesday when the conservative-dominated Senate approved the legislation by a majority.
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Japan Protests Against United Nations Expert's Queries On Bill To Fight Terrorism
Japan on Monday protested against a letter to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from a UN independent expert raising concerns that planned legislation targeting conspiracies to commit terrorism and other crimes could allow police to trample civil liberties.
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Gujarat's Controversial Anti-Terror Bill Withdrawn By Home Ministry: 10 Developments
A controversial anti-terror bill passed by the Gujarat assembly and earlier rejected by two Presidents, has been withdrawn by the union Home Ministry, four months after it had sent it for President Pranab Mukherjee's approval.
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Gujarat Anti-Terror Bill Cleared by Centre, Sent to President for Assent
A controversial anti-terror bill, passed by the Gujarat assembly but twice rejected by the previous UPA government, has been cleared by the Narendra Modi government and sent to the President for his assent.
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Tunisia Lawmakers Debate New Anti-Terror Bill
Tunisian lawmakers began a three-day debate today on a new anti-terrorism bill aimed at beefing up powers to confront a jihadist threat following a spate of deadly attacks.
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Kenya High Court Suspends Parts of Controversial Security Law
Kenya's High Court today suspended key parts of a controversial new national security law pending a full examination of the legislation.
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Certain UAPA Provisions Included In Redrafted Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill
Certain provisions of anti-terror law UAPA have been included in the redrafted Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill, which was reintroduced in the Lok Sabha afresh along with two other bills to replace the existing criminal laws.
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"Look At Your Past": Amit Shah, Digvijaya Singh Spar In Parliament
During a discussion today on the anti-terror Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Bill (UAPA) that has cleared both houses of parliament, an acrid exchange took place between Home Minister Amit Shah and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh.
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UAPA Amendment Bill 2019: All You Need To Know About Anti-Terror Bill
UAPA Bill: Home Minister Amit Shah said a four-level scrutiny has been provided in the amendment and no human rights will be violated.
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Anti-Terror Bill To Become Law. Government Says No Rights Will Be Violated
An amendment to an anti-terror bill to designate individuals as "terrorists" was passed in parliament today, with 147 votes in its favour and 42 against it. "Terrorism has no religion, terrorists are against humanity; all should support stringent laws against it," Home Minister Amit Shah said before voting on the bill began.
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Masood Azhar, Hafiz Saeed First In Line After Changes To Anti-Terror Law
Global terrorists Masood Azhar and Hafiz Saeed will be the first two to be banned as individuals in India after the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act amendments are notified by the government.
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Bill To Declare Individual As Terrorist Clears Lok Sabha Amid Walkout
The government can designate individuals suspected to have terror links as "terrorists" if controversial changes to a counter-terrorism law are cleared in parliament. Amendments to the Unlawful Activities Prevention (Amendment) Bill were passed in the Lok Sabha today with 287 votes in its favour and eight against it after the opposition walked out ...
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Bill To Strengthen Anti-Terror Agency NIA Passed By Rajya Sabha
The Rajya Sabha passed a legislation to strengthen the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the country's primary anti-terror body,through a voice vote today. This development comes two days after the Lok Sabha approved the bill amid objections by the Opposition.
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"Amit Shah Threatens Us, He's Not God": Asaduddin Owaisi On NIA Sparring
A bill to give broader powers to the National Investigation Agency, India's anti-terrorism organisation, set the stage for a stormy debate in parliament on Monday, with Home Minister Amit Shah and Hyderabad politician Asaduddin Owaisi engaging in a bitter face-off. "You cannot scare us," Mr Owaisi said, as Amit Shah wagged a finger at him, asking h...
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Bill To Strengthen Anti-Terror Agency NIA Passed By Lok Sabha
NIA Bill 2019: A law to strengthen the anti-terror National Investigation Agency (NIA) by empowering it to investigate attacks against Indians abroad was passed in the Lok Sabha on Monday after intense sparring between the government and opposition.
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Controversial French Anti-Terror Bill Clears Hurdle
A controversial bill to toughen France's security laws cleared its first hurdle late Tuesday when the conservative-dominated Senate approved the legislation by a majority.
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Japan Protests Against United Nations Expert's Queries On Bill To Fight Terrorism
Japan on Monday protested against a letter to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from a UN independent expert raising concerns that planned legislation targeting conspiracies to commit terrorism and other crimes could allow police to trample civil liberties.
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Gujarat's Controversial Anti-Terror Bill Withdrawn By Home Ministry: 10 Developments
A controversial anti-terror bill passed by the Gujarat assembly and earlier rejected by two Presidents, has been withdrawn by the union Home Ministry, four months after it had sent it for President Pranab Mukherjee's approval.
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Gujarat Anti-Terror Bill Cleared by Centre, Sent to President for Assent
A controversial anti-terror bill, passed by the Gujarat assembly but twice rejected by the previous UPA government, has been cleared by the Narendra Modi government and sent to the President for his assent.
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Tunisia Lawmakers Debate New Anti-Terror Bill
Tunisian lawmakers began a three-day debate today on a new anti-terrorism bill aimed at beefing up powers to confront a jihadist threat following a spate of deadly attacks.
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Kenya High Court Suspends Parts of Controversial Security Law
Kenya's High Court today suspended key parts of a controversial new national security law pending a full examination of the legislation.
