Gibran's Diploma Lawsuit: Additional Evidence Submitted to MA, Plaintiffs Seek Alignment with Constitutional Court Ruling
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Gibran's Diploma Lawsuit: Additional Evidence Submitted to MA, Plaintiffs Seek Alignment with Constitutional Court Ruling

Plaintiffs in the PHPU lawsuit concerning Gibran Rakabuming Raka's diploma have submitted additional evidence to the Supreme Court (MA), seeking a ruling consistent with the Constitutional Court's decision.

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