Act on the Control of Organizations Which Have Committed Acts of Indiscriminate Mass Murder

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The Act on the Control of Organizations Which Have Committed Acts of Indiscriminate Mass Murder is a Japanese law enacted after the 1995 Tokyo subway sarin attack to regulate and monitor dangerous organizations that have carried out large-scale indiscriminate killings.

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