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DECLARE
CLIMATE EMERGENCY
Inclusive & Intersectional
We call for representative climate action in Malaysia by empowering vulnerable groups and communities; youth, women, and the marginalised. A rise in temperature above 1.5°C would threaten Malaysia's social and economic security, and we would face an existential crisis. The climate crisis is a gender injustice issue and a human rights crisis
Serious Political Will
We demand serious political will in climate change policies that are based on principles of peace, equity and democracy. Politicians must take a serious stand against the climate crisis. Ecological and climate breakdown must be answered. We call on the Malaysian government to declare "Climate Emergency" to accelerate social and economic reforms that thrive on the fundamentals of regenerative development and climate-resilience
The Right to Climate Information
Everyone deserves to be informed, regardless of their race, gender, age, language, citizenship status, education and economic background
WHO IS KAMY
Climate justice & feminist organisation led by young people in Malaysia championing rights based approach in climate governance
KAMY MISSION
KAMY adopts a feminist lens and human rights mechanism as a guiding principle.
CLIMATE DEMANDS
KAMY demands 13 fundamental changes that are important in building climate strategies for equitable systemic change and transformation.
FOCUS AREA
5 Focus Areas to achieve KAMY's mission
KAMY ON MEDIUM
Starting in 2022, all posts and articles uploaded on the KAMY's website Blog will be migrated to the Medium platform. Access posts and articles from the year 2021
RESOURCE HUB
Browse the full collection of writings and articles from our organisation.
KAMY Publications
CET report
Read our first climate report from KAMY. Climate and Energy Transition (CET) Report.
Weaving Hopes
report
The Jakun People and the Climate Crisis-- past, present and future.
Sekolah Iklim
report
Heartbeat Voices from Indigenous Youth of Peninsula Malaysia.
Wanita & Krisis Iklim di Semenanjung Malaysia
KAMY has contributed a chapter in this report "The State of Climate Emergency in Malaysia".
Towards a feminist just energy transition in Asia
A policy brief with the Asia Feminist Coalition.
Women & Climate Crisis report
Women & Climate Crisis, a policy paper coming soon in 2025.
LATEST RELEASE! (February 2025)
This report analyses Malaysia's energy transition progress through the Business and Human Rights lens (BHR), examining how Just Transition can protect and empower workers, Indigenous peoples, women, and vulnerable communities.
NBA-BHR
National Business Assessment on Business and Human Rights in Malaysia. KAMY authored the Environment chapter.
ARCHIVE 2019-2020
Since April 2019, we have undertaken various strategies at the grassroots to empower communities through bilingual advocacy, climate protests, capacity building workshops and community awareness programs to reach a wider demographic. We need to bring the intersectionality agenda; justice and human rights.
MEDIA FOOTPRINT
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