Mediation not the same as recognising Sulu heirs demands, says SLS


KOTA KINABALU: Any mediation between Malaysia and the so-called Sulu heirs over the RM64bil awarded by a Paris arbitration court does not mean the country is giving their claims any merit, says Sabah Law Society (SLS) president Roger Chin (pic).

He said SLS supported Malaysia's challenge over the decision as well as to hold “non-binding conciliation or mediation” dialogues with the claimants.

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