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An Islamic court in Nigeria has permanently banned a rights group from holding an internet debate about amputation as a form of punishment.This follows a temporary order made last week by a court in northern Nigeria preventing Facebook and Twitter being used to discuss the issue. The ban was initially sought by a pro-Sharia group which said internet sites would be used to mock Islamic law. The Sharia code runs alongside secular law in 12 of Nigeria's 36 states.
An Islamic court in Nigeria has permanently banned a rights group from holding an internet debate about amputation as a form of punishment.
This follows a temporary order made last week by a court in northern Nigeria preventing Facebook and Twitter being used to discuss the issue.
The ban was initially sought by a pro-Sharia group which said internet sites would be used to mock Islamic law.
The Sharia code runs alongside secular law in 12 of Nigeria's 36 states.
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