Sabah & Sarawak

Sabah Warisan lawyer calls for caning as punishment for corruption

By REBECCA CHONG
Chin Tek Ming (third right) with supporters during his anti-corruption campaign launch on Gaya Street.

KOTA KINABALU: A Sabah lawyer has called for the introduction of caning as a punishment for corruption as current penalties are ineffective in deterring offenders.

Parti Warisan legal advisor Chin Tek Ming launched an anti-corruption campaign along Gaya Street on Sunday (June 15), advocating for tougher laws including physical punishment for those found guilty of graft.

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