Public Security Preservation Law

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The Public Security Preservation Law was a repressive Japanese statute enacted in the 1920s to suppress political dissent, especially socialist and communist movements, by criminalizing activities deemed threatening to the imperial state.

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Surface form	Occurrences
Subversive Activities Prevention Act	1

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Peace Preservation Law of 1925 → alsoKnownAs → Public Security Preservation Law ⓘ

Public Security Intelligence Agency → legalBasis → Public Security Preservation Law ⓘ

this entity surface form: Subversive Activities Prevention Act