Australia to question Brunei over Sharia law
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Trade talks dependent on Brunei's explanation of new criminal code, which includes stoning to death for adultery and homosexuality.
Trade talks dependent on Brunei's explanation of new criminal code, which includes stoning to death for adultery and homosexuality.
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