Civil society groups to continue seeking judicial review on Sabah's carbon deal


KOTA KINABALU: Thirteen civil society organisations are still pursuing a judicial review on Sabah's Nature Conservation (NCA) deal with a Singapore-based company to carry out carbon credit trade.

Civil Society Alliance spokesperson Cynthia Ong said that the judicial review is set to be heard by the Kota Kinabalu High Court in April 2024.

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