Parti Hijau Malaysia or the Green Party of Malaysia is the new kid on the block, focussed on highlighting environmental issues in Malaysia, and protecting forest reserves.
Highly vocal on issues surrounding the degazetting of forest reserves in Selangor, the party is hoping that the Registrar of Societies will approve its application before the next Selangor state election is called, so it can contest in the upcoming polls.
BFM speaks to Abdul Razak Ismail, the secretary general pro tem of the Green Party of Malaysia and former secretary of the PKR veterans’ group Otai Reformis 1998, about the issues the party is championing, with a focus on the Bukit Cherakah and Bukit Lagong forest reserves.
Produced and presented by: Juliet Jacobs
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Sounds interesting. How does one become a member of the Green Party?