TUARAN, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- The Sabah government is committed to strengthening its customary law institutions through funding allocations to upgrade existing buildings and construct new Native Courts in several districts throughout the state.
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Sabah plans to strengthen customary law by upgrading Native Courts and enhancing their legal status, as per Chief Minister Hajiji.
- Sabah government will fund upgrades to Native Courts and build new ones.
- The Native Courts Bill 2026 was approved to elevate customary law status.
- Efforts aim to modernize and clarify the jurisdiction of customary law institutions.
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