Your rights won’t be compromised, Hisham tells Sabahans


PUTRAJAYA: The Government has assured the people of Sabah that their rights and safety will not be compromised in the wake of the stand-off between a foreign armed group and the security forces in Lahad Datu.

Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said the Government wanted the stand-off to end as soon as possible in a peaceful manner.

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