Any help provided by Malaysians to the so-called heirs would be considered an act of treason, she said. “We want to investigate who, from the country, is possibly involved,” Malaysiakini quoted her as saying. Azalina said there were senior government officials who had made decisions without the Cabinet’s approval on matters of national interest and sovereignty.“Such matters should be brought to the attention of the Cabinet.
A legal firm in London, representing a group of nine people based in the Philippines, has filed a series of legal actions against the government following a US$15 billion arbitration claim obtained by the group against Malaysia.In the latest action, the Sulu descendants attempted to seize three Paris properties owned by the Malaysian government. Azalina said Malaysia would not succumb to such tactics. Malaysia has challenged the arbitration order in France and Spain.