Attempts by bailiffs to assess Malaysian embassy violation of diplomatic immunity


KOTA KINABALU: The March 5 attempt by French bailiffs to assess three Malaysian properties in Paris on behalf of the so-called Sulu heirs was a violation of diplomatic immunity, says the government's Special Task Force.

The Special Sulu Task Force said in a statement on Wednesday (March 8) that the attempt by the bailiffs to assess the value of the properties that house the Malaysian Embassy and staff quarters went against the convention of diplomatic immunity.

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