Malaysia, Indonesia to tackle Sabah stateless issue


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 24 Apr 2019

KOTA KINABALU: Malaysia and Ind­onesia took a giant step in addressing the complicated issue of stateless people in Sabah when the national human rights institutions of both countries signed a Memoran­dum of Understanding on the matter.

The MoU between the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suh­a­­kam) and National Human Rights Commission of Indonesia (Kom­nas HAM) will pave the way for both bodies to embark on cross-border work.

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