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KAMY adalah pergerakan iklim yang menyeru kepada tindakan iklim yang representatif dan demokratik di Malaysia. Peningkatan suhu 1 ° C dan ke atas akan mengancam survival sosial dan ekonomi Malaysia, dan kita akan berdepan dengan satu krisis eksistensial yang kritikal. 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°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 and the educational institutions 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, citizenship status, education and economic background. Who is KAMY? KAMY's mission? LATEST ACTIVITIES > 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 break the urban & western narrative in the climate discourse in Malaysia, and bring the intersectionality agenda; justice and human rights KAMY's demands? Become a KAMY member Pertahankan Hutan Simpan Kuala Langat Utara > Asia Climate Rally > #MisiBantuOA > Southeast Asia Climate Alliance > Podcast > latest programs Climate Emergency Coalition Malaysia Weaving Hopes for the Future > COVID19 RESPONSE The COVID-19 pandemic has many similarities to the climate crisis. It is transboundary and the most affected communities are the marginalised and the disenfranchised, the youth and women. COVID19 has all but exposed our unpreparedness and the fragility of the human system. As a response to the pandemic, we are refocusing our strategy to increase and rebuild the resilience of our frontline communities most vulnerable to the risks of Covid19 and the impact of climate change. We must bounce back. The pandemic has shown us a glimpse of an alternate future that is safe, should we act now. PUSH that reset button now ! COVID-19 has shown what we can do if we are united, and what the future holds. This is the beginning. Let's work together here > MEDIA FOOTPRINT 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 ... 88 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 ... 88 21 March 2025 Can CCUS save Malaysia’s oil and gas industry? Dari: The Edge 19 March 2025 Revise carbon capture bill for full regulation of projects, govt urged Dari: FMT See more ACT NOW ! MYCLIMATESTORIES > GENDER > COVID19 RESPOND > #MYClimateStrike > FOREST >

Climate change is moving faster than us, and we are out of time PEOPLE POWER WHAT IS THE CLIMATE CRISIS? The rapid growth of human population and industry continues to alter natural climate processes at an unprecedented rate. Emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases have reached critical levels, significantly warming the Earth's temperature. The unsustainable economic system, driven by corporate interests, has caused CO2 concentrations to rise dramatically since the industrial revolution. As of 2023, atmospheric CO2 levels have surpassed 420 parts per million (ppm), reaching levels not seen in over 4 million years. IMPACT ON MALAYSIA In Malaysia, climate impacts are intensifying through more frequent heat waves and floods. Urban areas are experiencing dangerous combinations of heat and humidity that threaten public health, particularly affecting vulnerable populations. Marine ecosystems are under severe stress, with coral reefs facing increased bleaching events that threaten both biodiversity and fishing communities' livelihoods. Global temperatures have already risen by approximately 1.2°C above pre-industrial levels, leading to warming seas, melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and increasingly extreme weather events. Malaysia is particularly vulnerable to these changes. Land use changes and deforestation continue to amplify local temperature increases. Malaysia has lost significant forest cover, affecting not just biodiversity but also crucial ecosystem services like water regulation and carbon storage. Recent studies show that primary forest loss continues to threaten water security and increase flood risks. Sea level rise poses an increasing threat to coastal communities, with projections showing that many Malaysian coastal areas could face significant flooding by 2050. This creates cascading effects on urban migration, economic stability, and social inequality, particularly affecting marginalised communities, women, and children. Food security faces growing challenges as extreme weather events become more frequent. Recent years have seen crop damages from both floods and droughts, affecting not just agricultural productivity but also food prices and farmer livelihoods. Climate projections suggest these impacts will intensify without immediate action. IMPACT ON WOMEN Gender imbalances hinder the ability and potential of women to be actors in curbing climate crisis. For example, access and control over natural resources (water, land, etc.) , access to education and information , access to financial resources , and equal rights and access to decision-making processes to determine the response of women and men in the context of climate change Reduction of agricultural products due to floods or droughts reduces the financial safety net of families, and indigenous women. Health problems that arise as a result of environmental degradation such as dirty water, or prolonged flooding can cause death and impact on newborns such as malnutrition and so on. Lack of access to quality health systems exacerbate the disproportionate health risks The IPCC [International Panel on Climate Change] found that the climate crisis would exacerbate gender inequality and that it would result in higher workloads for women, the dangers of work inside and outside the home, psychological and emotional stress, and higher mortality than men In the context of the climate crisis, rural communities such as the Orang Asli are known as the "frontline community". They are among the first to be affected by the impact of the climate crisis due to their dependence on forests and natural resources. Loss of critical 'indigenous knowledge' such as the loss of herbal plants for the 'post-natal' recovery adopted by indigenous women. ACT NOW According to the latest IPCC reports, we are likely to reach 1.5°C of warming in the early 2030s without drastic emissions cuts. We're already experiencing severe climate impacts at the current 1.2°C of warming, with every fraction of a degree bringing worse consequences for Malaysia and globally. We need immediate & immediate action! Ecological and wildlife destruction should not be neglected by unethical and corrupt parties. We urge all parties to be aware of the critical issue of climate change in the socio-economic and political movements of the country. Can the future of Malaysia survive if we remain silent? Our younger generation will inherit a legacy of destruction and will point the finger at our failure to act. Malaysia is facing an existential crisis! When the government fails to ensure the protection, security and well-being of its people and the future of the country, it is the right and responsibility of the people to speak out! KAMY urges all parties from various backgrounds, sectors of society and society to participate and take action to urge national politicians to take the issue of climate change as a CRISIS! KAMY MISSION KAMY DEMANDS

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Publications Filter All Gender KAMY's Publication Other Publications JET-BHR In Peninsular Malaysia JET-BHR Research February 2025 Project: This report analyses Malaysia's energy transition progress through the Business and Human Rights lens, examining how Just Transition can protect and empower workers, Indigenous peoples, women, and vulnerable communities. Download (ENG) National Business Assessment on Business and Human Rights in Malaysia (NBA BHR) August 2024 Project: KAMY authored the Environment chapter in Malaysia's first National Baseline Assessment on Business and Human Rights, spearheaded by the Legal Affairs Division of the Prime Minister's Department (BHEUU). Our contribution examines critical issues including the need to establish a constitutional right to a clean, safe, and sustainable environment, and enact a Climate Change Act with legally binding targets. We analyse policy gaps and their impacts on vulnerable communities, providing key recommendations to strengthen environmental rights governance and promote responsible business practices that protect both people and planet in Malaysia's development. Download (ENG) Women & Climate Crisis in Peninsula Malaysia Voice & Visibility April 2024 Project: This is KAMY's Written Submission to CEDAW. The report highlights four key issues; (1)Data Gap and Gender Mainstreaming in Climate Policies, (2)Direct impacts of climate disasters on women, (3)Financing women in the climate crisis, (4)Inequality of participation in Just Transition. Download (ENG) SUARAM Human Rights Report 2023 March 2024 Project: KAMY authored "Chapter 13: Climate Crisis: Code Red to Humanity". This chapter continues our previous contribution to the Suaram Human Rights Report. We provide updates on energy transition concerns, rare earths, CCUS, and COP28 developments. The chapter highlights persistent gender issues and offers our latest policy recommendations to address Malaysia's climate crisis and its human rights implications. Download (ENG) Policy Brief: Towards a feminist just energy transition in Asia Asia Feminist Coalition (AFC) December 2023 Project: This policy brief has been prepared for the Asia Feminist Coalition. It unpacks the pathways towards a feminist just energy transition in Asia. It highlights why the current energy systems need to be challenged, what are some of the core principle of a feminist transition in Asia. It looks at some of the global macroeconomic barriers and presents a set of recommendations for the consideration of decision-makers in the energy ecosystem. The brief is authored by Arimbi Wahono and Laura Doanová from Shared Planet with contributions from Ili Nadiah Dzulfakar, Myrah Nerine Butt, Lee Macqueen, Vijeta Mishra, Sona Mitra, Tasnima Mukit and Khotimun Sutanti. Download (ENG) SUARAM Human Rights Report 2023 Overview December 2023 Project: In the comprehensive SUARAM Human Rights Report 2023 Overview, KAMY contributed a chapter titled "The State of Climate Emergency in Malaysia," which provides an in-depth analysis of Malaysia's escalating climate crisis and its profound implications on human rights. This chapter meticulously examines the intersection of climate change with governance issues, energy transitions, and societal impacts, highlighting the urgency of implementing responsible and equitable development policies. Download (ENG) Orang Jakun & The Climate Crisis Weaving Hopes for the Future November 2023 Project: This report offers a glimpse into the lives of the Indigenous Orang Asli Jakun of Pahang, Malaysia, highlighting key aspects of their experiences with the changing climate. It examines the specific challenges faced by members of the Jakun tribe, with a focus on systemic issues such as health, education, and environmental crises. Explore the narratives that shed light on their struggles for land rights, identity, and survival amidst the backdrop of climate change and systemic injustice. Download (ENG) Heartbeat Voices from Indigenous Youth of Peninsula Malaysia Sekolah Iklim November 2023 Project: The "Sekolah Iklim" report by Klima Action Malaysia highlights the experiences of Orang Asli youth in Peninsular Malaysia amidst climate change. It discusses their struggles with socio-economic hardships and environmental threats, emphasizing their resilience and adaptability. The report critiques prevailing legal frameworks and advocates for stronger Indigenous land rights and inclusion in climate governance. It underscores the need for policy reforms with a human rights perspective, integrating Orang Asli youth voices to prevent community disempowerment. Download (ENG) SUARAM Human Rights Report 2022 April 2023 Project: KAMY authored "Chapter 10: The State Of Climate Emergency in Malaysia". The chapter dives into Malaysia's climate emergency & its human rights implications. From governance to energy transitions, we explore a wide range of topics, advocating for responsible, equitable development. Download (ENG) Climate And Energy Transition Reporting In Peninsular Malaysia's Mainstream News Media Lensa Iklim February 2023 Project: The "Climate & Energy Transition Report" by Klima Action Malaysia (KAMY) critically analyzes the coverage of climate and energy transition topics in Peninsular Malaysia's mainstream news media. It focuses on how media reports on key issues like energy transition, renewable energy, carbon markets, climate finance, and governance, highlighting the depth and approach of climate-related journalism. The report seeks to understand the intricacies and gaps in media reporting of these crucial topics. Download (ENG)

SEKOLAH IKLIM Climate Report Heartbeat Voices from Indigenous Youth of Peninsula Malaysia Suara Nadi Belia Orang Asli Semenanjung Malaysia Executive Summary The Orang Asli youth of Peninsula Malaysia are at the forefront of the climate crisis, facing severe impacts from environmental degradation, legal logging, mono-crop plantations, mining, and inadequate emergency responses to natural disasters. These challenges threaten their ancestral land rights, health, and cultural heritage. Marginalized communities disproportionately bear the cost of the transition to renewable energy, with projects risking the erasure of historical sites and undermining Indigenous territorial autonomy. The report emphasizes the critical role of Orang Asli youth in climate governance, advocating for policy reforms that include their voices and safeguard Indigenous land rights, in line with the UNDRIP and SUHAKAM's recommendations. Download (9.7MB) About the Researcher Kasih Leia Ixora Azhar, a University of Nottingham Malaysia grad, passionately merges her International Relations study with advocating for Malaysia's Orang Asli rights. Her 2022 research in Pekan-Rompin peeled back layers on the Jakun Orang Asli's plight, spotlighting land rights and environmental woes. Beyond academia, Kasih's heart beats for local arts and culture, contributing as a writer and musician, amplifying her advocacy through creativity. In "Heartbeat Voices from Indigenous Youth of Peninsula Malaysia, " Kasih collaboratively amplifies the voices of Orang Asli youth, working alongside them to push for critical changes in climate governance and the acknowledgment of Indigenous rights. Her efforts are part of a collective call to action, championing policies that genuinely incorporate and defend the voices most impacted by environmental injustices.

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Past Activities All Posts Climate strike Forest Haze Indigenous People Gender Statement Article Webinar Workshop Events Good Governance Floods Podcast Fossil Fuels Search KAMY Apr 2, 2022 3 min Floods of Klang Between maladaptation, mismanagement and poor response. In December 2021, Malaysia suffered one of the worst floods in recent memory.... 81 views Post not marked as liked Aroe Ajoeni Mar 5, 2022 2 min Climate Circle : IPCC Moment KAMY organized a Climate Circle to briefly discuss the main points from the IPCC AR6 WGII report and most importantly how to navigate our cl 27 views Post not marked as liked Iman Irwin Feb 21, 2022 4 min The Neglected Intersection: Gender Responsive Climate Action During Floods The obvious reason as to why gender-responsive climate action has gone unnoticed during floods is because information and data that have bee 50 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Feb 17, 2022 2 min KAMY’s experience at COP26 KAMY worked with four networks namely; Fridays for Future MAPA, Fossil Fuel Non Proliferation Treaty, Transnational Accountability & Justice 28 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Feb 16, 2022 4 min Our experience organizing Weaving Hopes for the Future (in the UK and Malaysia) Weaving Hopes for the Future is a project to empower Indigenous youth and women from Peninsula Malaysia. We curated a full two weeks exhibi 15 views Post not marked as liked Alamak team Feb 15, 2022 1 min Alamak podcast | COP26 & Malaysia's Flood Crisis In this episode, we recap what happened at COP26 in November 2021 and Malaysia's flood crisis. 8 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Dec 4, 2021 2 min COP26 debrief session with GDIMY A week after COP26, Aroe Ajoeni presented a ‘COP26 Debrief’ with two other panels; Meena Raman (SAM) and Nithi Nesadurai (EPSM) hosted by GD 6 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Nov 20, 2021 1 min COP26 debrief session with BEM UI KAMY was invited to a Conference Of Students organized by BEM UI - University of Indonesia Student Executive Board in response to the outcom 4 views Post not marked as liked Alamak team Oct 18, 2021 1 min Alamak podcast | Net Zero is Not Zero: Debunking Malaysia’s Climate Goals In this episode we talked to Meena Raman. She’s here to answer our questions on what Net Zero vs Real Zero look like in Malaysia. 8 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Sep 24, 2021 2 min Part two : Decolonising Climate Advocacy So what needs to be done ? According to Dr Rupa Marya's studies, ecocide is rooted in the legacy of colonialism. It has close ties to... 14 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Aug 31, 2021 6 min #CodeRedForHumanity, are we pivoting fast enough? We need to ask ourselves an honest question: “How ready are we to face another crisis?” 18 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Aug 31, 2021 4 min PHSKLU’s Coalition Strongly Condemns the Degazettement of Kuala Langat North Forest Reserve (KLNFR) The Pertahankan Hutan Simpan Kuala Langat Utara (PHSKLU) coalition strongly condemns the decision by the Selangor State Government, led... 25 views Post not marked as liked Aroe Ajoeni Jul 21, 2021 1 min Short films project about climate change in Malaysia with INTI college You can watch the three documentaries below: 2 views Post not marked as liked Alamak team Jun 29, 2021 1 min Alamak podcast | The Coal Truth - Malaysia's unsustainable obsession with coal Are Malaysians ready to know about the truth of coal? Burning of coal is one of the drivers of climate crisis, but why is there almost no c 6 views Post not marked as liked Aroe Ajoeni Jun 5, 2021 4 min The Role of Youth In Ecosystem Restoration In Malaysia - Panel discussion with APPGM-SDG Watch the full livestream on Facebook here Apabila kita bercakap tentang pemulihan ekosistem, kita bukan sahaja bercakap tentang menanam... 43 views Post not marked as liked Alamak team Apr 22, 2021 1 min Alamak podcast | Earth Day special: The ins and outs of climate negotiations (COP) If this your first time hearing about climate negotiations, this episode can be a great start for you to understand how decisions related 5 views Post not marked as liked Aroe Ajoeni Mar 27, 2021 1 min #ProtectOurFutureFromFossilFuels Global Day of Action [launch] Background: Communities in Australia launched campaigns to #ProtectOurFutureNotGas in November 2020 in response to the Narrabri ... 17 views Post not marked as liked Aroe Ajoeni Mar 26, 2021 1 min A Fair and Just Transition: Centering Human Rights Towards A Just Recovery Constructive dialogues about solutions and human rights aspects or renewable energy can only occur when the truth is made known and right... 26 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Mar 19, 2021 1 min #KrisisIklim: Perempuan Pertahan Tanah Adat Orang Asli Orang Asli adalah antara kumpulan yang paling terkesan dengan perubahan iklim kerana kebergantungan terhadap hutan yang telah ... 14 views Post not marked as liked KAMY Mar 19, 2021 3 min #Bangkit4Iklim: Die-in at the National Monument (Tugu Negara) during Global Climate Strike 2021 There is no #ClimateJustice without #FreedomOfSpeech. Today, we stand in Tugu Negara, a symbolic place in remembrance of the fallen... 16 views Post not marked as liked 1 2 3 4 5

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