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	The bill was passed in the third reading with 193: 1 votes.</div>
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	Two NLA members abstained. The billl set the same penlties for people who have child pornography for personal use with those who make or selll it.</div>
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	They will be liable to three to 30 years jail term and a fine ranging from Bt60,000 to Bt200,000.</div>
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NLA passes bill to ban possession of child pornography

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NLA passes bill to ban possession of child pornography

The National Legislative Assembly Thursday passed the final redaing of a bill to amend the Criminal Code to ban possession of child pornogrphy.

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