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Malaysia Bans Weekly Newspaper

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September 9, 2000 - 0:0
KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian government has banned a weekly newspaper which specializes in reporting political issues, AFP quoted its editor-in-chief as saying Friday. Jalil Ali said the Home Ministry had failed to renew the publishing permit for the Malay-language tabloid Eksklusif (exclusive).

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