Demokrat Party's 25th Anniversary: Partai Ummat Urges Parliamentary Parties for Inclusivity in Election Law Revision
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Demokrat Party's 25th Anniversary: Partai Ummat Urges Parliamentary Parties for Inclusivity in Election Law Revision

As Indonesia's Democratic Party celebrates its 25th anniversary, the new Islamic party Partai Ummat is urging parliamentary parties to adopt an inclusive approach in revising the election law. This move appears to aim for the reflection of diverse opinions in future political discussions.

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