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Greenpeace Malaysia is fighting for a better future, and we can’t do it without you. In order to stay independent and do the urgent work we do, Greenpeace never takes any money from corporations or the government. We rely entirely on support from individuals bold enough to make a change.
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We have made a difference.
Landmark complaint filed at SUHAKAM for public inquiry into haze pollution as a human rights violation
A broad alliance of civil society organisations filed a pioneering complaint at the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (SUHAKAM) as a proactive countermeasure to address the chronic and persistent haze pollution. The action led to a Roundtable Discussion to gather the diverse perspectives of subject matter experts, legal advisers, and key stakeholders in order to develop concrete plans to address the issue of domestic and transboundary haze pollution. (Read more)
Saving the Kuala Langat North Forest Reserve
On the evening of September 8, after almost a year of campaigning alongside local allies in the Pertahankan Hutan Simpan Kuala Langat Utara Coalition, the state government officially revoked the degazettement of the Kuala Langat North Forest Reserve. (Read more)
MESTECC cracks down on illegal plastic waste factories
The Ministry of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change began raiding several illegal plastic waste recycling factories with the aim of shutting down 100 illegal plastic waste factories by the first quarter of 2019. This follows investigations into the imported plastic waste trade in Malaysia began and findings which were then published in The Recycling Myth: Malaysia and the Broken Global Recycling System report exposing issues with the imported plastic waste trade. (Read more)
Stopping the haze
300,000 Malaysians signed a Greenpeace Southeast Asia petition demanding corporate accountability from business giant Industrial Oxygen Inc (IOI) for its links to forest destruction in Indonesia and air pollution in the form of haze. A year later IOI, committed to addressing deforestation and exploitation throughout its supply chain. A great start for the new Malaysian office and its young staff and supporters! (Read more)Our donors are people like you, who are doing what they can to ensure we have a bright, sustainable future.
I have been with Greenpeace for a few years now and many more years to come. [...] When it comes to people like me who really wants to help but cannot do it on field, platforms like Greenpeace is a good place. [Through Greenpeace,] at least we can still be part of something great in our own way. Thank you Greenpeace, we truly appreciate your work.
Donor for 3+ years
Greenpeace Malaysia is the first environmental NGO that I joined in 2017. It turned out to be the best decision ever. The most beautiful reason is the people I've met, who came in sincerely for the sake of bringing awareness. They hold the same hope for a greener future, and are willing to work voluntarily, no matter how big or small an effort would be.
Donor for 3+ years
I strongly believe that Greenpeace is doing their best to protect our environment. My experience with them has been great so far as they constantly send materials on the activities organized and goals achieved so far. This keeps me updated on the current environmental issues that are happening. They also organize monthly quizzes where we can win cute prizes.
Donor for 1-2 years
I love the fact that I am contributing to the world via Greenpeace platform, and I appreciate that Greenpeace informs me of what my contributions are channeled to and spent on (e.g. plastics are recycled in Sweden annually). It makes me feel my contributions are valued and changing the world. Slowly but surely!
Donor for 3+ years
Championing for animals and the environment means a lot to me, and I'm glad to be able to support Greenpeace in their meaningful work. Truly believe all of us need to play a part and be more discerning of our impact on Earth's creatures and resources.
Donor for 1-2 years
People choose to volunteer for a variety of reasons. I want to give something back to the community and make a difference to the people around me.
I'm interested in nature. I've been following most of the climate impact awareness and green tech solutions since I was a teen. I want to support awareness education since its our responsibility together living on this beautiful blue & green earth.
Donor for a year
I believe that Greenpeace is playing an important part in holding corporations accountable for their activities that impacts the environment. Furthermore, it's really alarming to see and feel the effects of climate change on the world. We can all go on with our lives not caring about the (only) planet that we're leaving to future generations, or we can choose to do something about it. I choose to stand in solidarity with Greenpeace and cheer on your efforts in championing for the environment.
Donor for 1-2 years
I've chosen [Greenpeace] because I believe and trust in this organization to help and to protect the animals and nature. It's to my satisfaction that my small contribution is part of [what you do]. Please continue to keep up to good job!
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