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Indonesia Classifies LGBTQ as 'Non-Military Threat,' Gerindra Party Expresses Support
The Indonesian government has issued a Presidential Regulation classifying the spread of LGBTQ as a 'non-military threat' to the nation. The Gerindra Party, a major opposition force, has voiced support and called for consideration of criminal penalties for LGBTQ practices.
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