(Sample for Testing) Legal Pluralism and Indigeneity in Sabah and Sarawak: Issues and Challenges

Holder of the Tunku Abdul Rahman Chair as Professor of Consitutional Law at University of Malaya.

First Speaker for Panel 1 on Constitutional Legal Pluralism and Definitional Issues under the Federal Constitution.

Lawyer at Lee Hishamuddin Allen & Gledhell Advocate & Solicitor. 

Second Speaker for Panel 1 on Legal Pluralism: Impact of Article 121A on Minority Rights and Institutions.

Third Speaker for Panel 1 on Situation Native Customary Rights (NCR) to Land in Sabah and Sarawak within the Federal Consitution. 

Native Courts Judge and Former State Deputy Attorney General, Sarawak. 

First Speaker for Panel 2 on Native Courts in Sarawak: Need for Restructuring and Reform.

Ketua, Majlis Adat Istiadat Sarawak.

Second Speaker for Panel 2 on Codification of Customs: Benefits and Challenges.

Lawyer at Dr. Yaacob & Ismail Advocates & Solicitors. 

Third Speaker for Panel 2 on Traditional Leadership and Alternative Dispute Resolution.

Ketua Hakim Syarie, Jabatan Kehakiman Syariah Negeri Sabah. 

Fourth Speaker for Panel 2 on Jurisdictional Contours between Civil, Syariah, and Native Courts: Co-existence and Administration in Sabah. 

Research Fellow at Faculty of Law Universiti Malaya and Director of CLPIL. 

First Speaker for Panel 3 on Indigeneity, Land and Property Demarcation: Incorporating Statutory and Customary Rights. 

Research Fellow, Insitute of Borneo Studies, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak.

Second Speaker for Panel 3 on Penan Concepts of Conservation of Lands and Forests. 

Secretary, Sabah Biodiversity Centre. 

Third Speaker for Panel 3 on Traditional Communal Management of Water Resources and Fisheries: The Tagal System in Sabah.

Director, Insitute of Borneo Studies, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak. 

Fourth Speaker for Panel 3 on Social Anthropology and Cultural Justice.