Malaysians seek plaintiff status in 'Musa Aman case'


A organisation of 255 Malaysians has teamed up with Swiss NGO Bruno Manser Fund (BMF), seeking to be certified as plaintiffs in an ongoing criminal box related to Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman.

azlanAccording to BMF, the box involves accusations of money laundering by Swiss bank UBS of over US$ 90 million (about RM275 million) upon interest of Musa as well as his purported hopeful Michael Chia.

"The box was non-stop by the Swiss attorney-general (AG) upon Aug 29, following the criminal complaint by the BMF," it pronounced in the statement.

The Malaysians practical to the Swiss Federal Criminal Court after the Swiss AG announced upon Oct 26 which BMF should be excluded from the box as it is not directly affected by the purported laundering.

The justice is expected to confirm upon the matter inside of the subsequent three months, BMF said.

In the complaint against the AG's preference last week, BMF had argued which it should be certified as the plaintiff as it is rep! resenting Malaysian adults whose internal authorities have been "incapable of action".

It serve argued which internal authorities have been hampered from acting due to Musa's political standing as well as influence.

NONEThe NGO, in the acquiescence to the Swiss court, summarized which de facto law mi! nister M ohd Nazri Abdul Aziz(right)hadtold Parliamentthat Chia was carrying Singapore $ 13 million (RM40 million) for Sabah Umno.

It submitted which Mohd Nazri's son has been indicted of pushing aluxury vehiclebelonging to Chia.

Swiss companies have been forbidden by law to be involved in corruption as well as money-laundering anywhere in the world, nonetheless it is singular for the association to be convicte! d of this! .
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