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Enforcement of Interpretation (Amendment) Ordinance a positive move to S wakian children of mixed-marriages

KUCHING (Sept 21): Sarawakian children of mixed marriages between native and non-natives welcome the enforcement of the Interpretation (Amendment) Ordinance 2022, which allows this group to claim their native status effective Nov 1 this year. Deputy Minister in the Sarawak Premier’s Department (L

Wan Junaidi: Application for native status to be made at district office for good reason

KUCHING (Sept 20): President of Dewan Negara, Senator Tan Sri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, said he understands why the Sarawak government insisted on an application mechanism to determine the native status of children of inter or mixed marriages. A Sarawakian parent of children from his inter-marri

Mixed-Race Sarawakians Can Apply To Register As Natives Starting 1 Nov

Activist calls continued need to apply for Native status once Ordinance enforced unnecessary obstacle

KUCHING (Sept 20): The continued requirement for children of mixed marriages to apply for Native status when the Interpretation (Amendment) Ordinance 2022 is enforced from Nov 1, 2023 has been called an “unnecessary obstacle”. Activist Peter John Jaban said while he appreciated the overall direct

Eurasian group: Amended ordinance ends uncertainty of Native status for mixed-race children

KUCHING (Sept 20): Sarawak Eurasian Association has applauded the overall impact of the Interpretation (Amendment) Ordinance 2022 that will now allow mixed-race children of natives of Sarawak to apply for the ‘native’ status and also to claim their family’s ancestral lands. Its president Karen Sh

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