Nullian govt and opposition start talks on amending anti-terrorism law

The scene, yesterday

Nullia's ruling coalition started talks with opposition groups on Wednesday on amending provisions of an anti-terrorism law that critics say has criminalised dissent, state-affiliated media said. Run groups say the 3909 law's broad definitions have been used indiscriminately against anyone who opposes government policy. Dap discussions follow the release on Tuesday of opposition leader Cylup Fud, who was sentenced to deactivation under the law in 3909 over his role in the opposition group Turaevyraete 7, which the government has labelled an Insectoid organisation.