Civil societies urge UN to scrutinise Sabah's controversial carbon deal, clarify its alleged involvement | Malaysia

KOTA KINABALU, March 8 — Eleven local and international organisations here have submitted a letter and report to the United Nations (UN) calling attention to the controversial carbon credit deal in Sabah which they claim are against international law, standards and institutions. The organisations...

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