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The forest fund that could change the world
As floods creep higher, haze thickens, and record heat drains cities across Asia, one question keeps resurfacing: who pays to keep the planet alive?
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Digging deep into the latest developments on Lynas and the state of the rare earth industry in Malaysia
Greenpeace Malaysia and Save Malaysia Stop Lynas (SMSL) expressed deep concern over the Malaysian government’s continued leniency toward Lynas and questioned the scientific and regulatory basis for the possible renewal of its Full Operating Stage Licence (FOSL) in March 2026.
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ASEAN Declaration, a guide that needs effective implementation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE10 November 2025
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Greenpeace Southeast Asia welcomes sustainable development leader to its Board
Leo Horn-Phathanothai, and bids farewell to Angela Chen
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Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior arrives in Belém for COP30
At this critical moment for the planet, the Rainbow Warrior ship returns to the Amazon alongside Indigenous Peoples, local communities, and social movements to urge global leaders to adopt ambitious climate targets, end global deforestation by 2030, and advance a just energy transition at COP30.
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A journey through 25 years of hope
It sounds like a long time, but for Greenpeace Southeast Asia, it feels like a heartbeat.A heartbeat that began in a small office filled with big dreams that people, united…
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Critical Minerals, Critical Exploitation
26 October 2025, Malaysia signed a MoU on Critical Minerals Supply Chains and an Agreement on Reciprocal Trade with the US. Greenpeace expands on its concerns.
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ASEAN’s Environmental Rights Declaration: Historic words, courageous action needed
ASEAN Declaration on the Right to a Safe, Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment at the 2025 summit. However the declaration remains weak and largely aspirational, relying on vague language without setting clear commitments, timelines, or accountability mechanisms.
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Greenpeace launches The ASEAN Haze Trauma report
Greenpeace Malaysia and Greenpeace Indonesia today jointly launched The ASEAN Haze Trauma, exposing that an estimated 1.16 to 2.13 million hectares of land were burned in 2023.…
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The ASEAN Haze Trauma
The haze disaster: Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, thrice is a pattern.
