Former Malaysian minister Peter Anthony's conviction for document forgery is upheld, leading to a three-year jail term.

The Court of Appeal in Malaysia has upheld the conviction of former Sabah minister Datuk Peter Anthony for forging documents related to a contract at Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) in 2014. The three-judge panel rejected his appeal, and Anthony must serve a three-year jail term along with a fine of RM50,000. The conviction stems from his role as managing director of Syarikat Asli Jati Sdn Bhd.