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Activists led by Greenpeace Malaysia rallied outside Malaysia’s parliament on Oct 7, calling for tougher action against transboundary haze. They called on lawma…
Activists led by Greenpeace Malaysia rallied outside Malaysia’s parliament on Oct 7, calling for tougher action against transboundary haze.
They called on lawmakers to enact a Clean Air Act and demanded greater transparency over those responsible for the transboundary haze affecting Southeast Asia.
Greenpeace Malaysia says it has identified more than 20 Malaysian and Singaporean companies allegedly linked to plantation fires in Indonesia.
#Malaysia #haze
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@@brianlee3508Imported1mo ago
How can the Malaysian government even sue or take legal action without solid evidence? Indonesia for years is not willing to provide evidence like they did when Singapore tried to take legal in Singapore court.
@@brianlee3508Imported1mo ago
Singapore did tried to legal action against companies. But Indonesia's government declined to share official, high-resolution national land-concession maps with foreign governments. Indonesian authorities cited national security and domestic privacy laws that prohibit sharing geospatial maps. Without state-verified ownership maps, this leads to establishing water-tight evidence in a Singapore court difficult. Indonesian officials maintained that legal offenses committed within Indonesian territory fall strictly under Indonesian jurisdiction.Under ASEAN "non-intervention" principle, Singapore cannot enter Indonesian land to collect physical soil samples, inspect burning sites, or subpoena witnesses without Indonesia's direct authorization. Indonesian politican even commented during last sever haze that neighbors need to be good and grateful for non haze season 😂😂😂😂 instead of complaining 😂😂😂😂.
Activists led by Greenpeace Malaysia rallied outside Malaysia’s parliament on Oct 7, calling for tougher action against transboundary haze.
They called on lawmakers to enact a Clean Air Act and demanded greater transparency over those responsible for the transboundary haze affecting Southeast Asia.
Greenpeace Malaysia says it has identified more than 20 Malaysian and Singaporean companies allegedly linked to plantation fires in Indonesia.
#Malaysia #haze
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