Gabungan Darurat Iklim Malaysia (GDIMY)

Gabungan Darurat Iklim Malaysia is a loose coalition of civil society organisations, and individuals formed in 2021 to address Malaysia’s response to the global climate emergency through urgent and concerted action.

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Vote4Climate Action in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. © Greenpeace
Activists and volunteers with Greenpeace Malaysia staged an action at Malaysia’s historic Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur by unfolding a 30m x 30m banner that read ‘#UndiIklim’ and ‘#Vote4Climate’ as a plea for voters and political parties during the 15th General Election.

#Undiklim for GE15

GDIMY in partnership with Gabungan Bertindak Malaysia and CSO Platform for Reform will be conducting #UndIklim – A Climate Emergency General Election (CEGE15), interviewing as many candidates for GE15 as possible.

The objective of the interview is to spotlight the candidates’ stand on Climate and Manifesto Rakyat, which will be posted to the site created by GBM called MP Profile.

The information shared on the MP Profile will provide information for voters to assess the candidates standing in their constituencies so they can vote based on information given by the candidates and data collected and shared about them. GDIMY aims to interview all candidates.

Greenpeace Malaysia is supporting the GDIMY by sharing research on media and parliamentary hansard scraping as a committee member of the GDIMY coalition.

#UndIklimS23 for the 6 state elections

GDIMY– in partnership with Gabungan Bertindak Malaysia with their portal MY-ADUN – will be interviewing as many Selangor DUN candidates as possible.

#UndIklimS23 is a campaign to present to voters, the direct stand of each Selangor DUN candidate on matters pertaining to climate action, conservation of natural resources, good governance – transparency, accountability and responsibility, freedoms of information, speech and expression, social justice and rights of minorities, legal and moral obligations to citizens, equitability and citizen enfranchisement and participation in governance and nation building and reform of the political, administrative and justice system in the state and the nation.

The information shared on the MY-ADUN portal will provide information for voters to assess the candidates contesting in Selangor so they can vote based on information given by the candidates and data collected and shared about them. GDIMY aims to interview all Selangor DUN candidates.

Greenpeace Malaysia is supporting GDIMY and this effort by amplifying the call to action to voters, as a committee member of the GDIMY coalition.

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A group of Greenpeace volunteers and ship crew members call for stronger environmental protection on the Rainbow Warrior’s helideck with a ‘Keadilan Iklim’ or Climate Justice banner at Port Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Environmental Justice
Brand Audit at Ciakpundung River, Bandung. © Djuli Pamungkas / Greenpeace
A Greenpeace volunteer collects plastic waste during a brand audit in Cikapundung river, Bandung, West Java. Greenpeace hold a Global Brand Audit 2019 to push the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) companies to be responsible with their single use plastic packaging for their products. © Djuli Pamungkas / Greenpeace
Plastics
The intact forest inside PT Kalimantan Ria Sejathera (PT KRS) in Central Kalimantan. PT KRS is subsidiary of Asian Agri group located at Pujon and Timpah villlage, Kapuas district, Central Kalimantan.
Forests
Greenpeace and local residents installed a solar water pump in Timbulsloko, June 11th to June 18th, 2023. The installation of the solar water pump aims to address the clean water crisis in the area.
Energy
Haze in Kuala Lumpur. © Joshua Paul / Greenpeace
Petronas tower covered by haze in Kuala Lumpur city, Malaysia. Malaysia is hit by haze from forest fires that came from Indonesia Borneo island and Sumatra. Many forest areas and palm oil concessions in Indonesia were burned this year including the concession belonging to Malaysian and Singaporean companies. © Joshua Paul / Greenpeace
Clean Environment
Reef Life in Big Island, Hawaii. © Lorenzo Moscia / Greenpeace
Turtle and fish over corals. © Lorenzo Moscia / Greenpeace
Oceans
Haze and Human Rights Activity in Malaysia. © Darshen Chelliah / Greenpeace
Ahead of the 2021 International Human Rights Day, a broad alliance of civil society organisations led by Greenpeace Malaysia and local NGO CERAH Anti-Haze Action file a pioneering complaint at the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (SUHAKAM) in Kuala Lumpur as a proactive countermeasure to address the chronic and persistent haze pollution. Representatives from the coalition joined Greenpeace Malaysia volunteers for an offline action in front of the Human Rights Commission building to demand for the recognition of clean, haze-free air as a basic human right.
© Darshen Chelliah / Greenpeace
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