French bailiffs violated diplomatic immunity, says Sulu task force


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

It said the bailiffs, who were attempting to assess the value of these properties that housed the embassy and staff quarters, went against the convention of diplomatic immunity.

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