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SIBU: All 45 district officers (DO) and residents will continue acting as Sarawak Native Court magistrates until such time they are no longer empowered by law to perform such roles.

KUCHING: A new agency on adat (native law and customs) will be set up to assist the Majlis Adat Istiadat Sarawak (Mais) in carrying out its duties, says a state minister.

KUCHING (May 9): A Bill to amend the Native Courts Ordinance is among the new Bills to be tabled in next week’s State Legislative Assembly (DUN) sitting, said Dato Gerald Rentap Jabu. The Deputy Minister of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development said that it will be tabled by Minister in the

Take another look at the date of today’s Enterprise, May 6, 2023, just, almost, nearly, only a smidgen from 56 years ago to the day. I have to be careful

KOTA SAMARAHAN (April 5): The transformation of the Native Courts of Sarawak is now a few steps closer with the Cabinet paper to be presented this month, says outgoing Chief Registrar Datu Michael Dawi Alli. He said the Cabinet paper was now in its final stage of preparation after a study on the

Kota Kinabalu: The Native Courts in Sabah must be prepared to handle cases involving child marriage applications once the State raises the legal age to marry to 18 years, says a DAP assemblyman.

KOTA KINABALU: Efforts are underway to amend Sabah's Native Court Enactment to put an end to child marriages.

THE State Government has embarked on a programme to digitise records and documents in Sabah’s Native Courts which would subsequently revolutionise its services

The State Government has embarked on a programme to digitise records and documents in Sabah’s Native Courts which would subsequently revolutionise its services

KUCHING: Native courts in Sarawak will be transformed to provide greater preservation and recognition of native customs, says Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah.