Malaysian man jailed for tiger parts trade ACTIVISTS say a man arrested in Malaysia's largest seizure of trafficked tiger parts was not given a long enough jail sentence. Wildlife trade monitoring group TRAFFIC said a northern district court convicted Mohd Nor Shahrizam Nasir on Thursday of illegally possessing skulls and bones of 22 tigers, 8 tiger skins and 9 African elephant tusks at his home last February. The court imposed sentences totalling 60 months on three charges, but Mohd Nor would serve 24 months as the sentences run concurrently. TRAFFIC's South-East Asia director William Schaedla on Friday called it "a demoralising finale to what should have been a victory against wildlife crime." Kedah court officials couldn't immediately be reached for comment.