Court standoff a lesson for Sabahans to insist on their rights, says SAPP's Yong


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 21 Apr 2018

KOTA KINABALU: The brief standoff when security guards refused entry to opposition Gabungan Sabah leaders into the high court here is a reminder to Sabahans to stand up for their rights, said Datuk Yong Teck Lee.

Yong, a former Sabah Chief Minister, was briefly refused entry into the High Court complex here as he and his group of about 40 Gabungan Sabah leaders and members turned up to attend a court case on the constitutional position of Sabah’s 13 new state seats on Friday (April 20).

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