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Cybercrime Law: Up to 10 years jail for blasphemy
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Cybercrime Law: Up to 10 years jail for blasphemy

Muscat:  Individuals using digital platforms to insult the Divine Being, the Holy Quran, or the Prophets now face severe legal consequences in Oman, including lengthy prison senten...

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