Sabah native court is shaping up


KOTA KINABALU: After lagging behind the civil and syariah courts, the Sabah native court is shaping up into one of the pillars of the country’s judicial system.

The native court is now catching up and taking steps to codify native customary rights of the Kadazan­du­­­s­un and Murut people.

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