On Today Show
— Nicholas Mujah, Environmental Activist and Secretary General of SADIA – Sarawak’s Environmental Autonomy Must Meet Global Standards
— Agnes Padan, a citizenship activist from Lawas – The Unfairness of Excluding Third-Generation Sarawak Natives from Aid
— Meneng Biris, PKR Mas Gading – Accessibility vs. Permanence: Debating Sarawak’s Mobile Legal Aid Program

Pada Rancangan Hari Ini
— Nicholas Mujah, Aktivis Alam Sekitar dan Setiausaha Agung SADIA – Autonomi Alam Sekitar Sarawak Mesti Mematuhi Standard Global
— Agnes Padan, aktivis kewarganegaraan dari Lawas – Ketidakadilan Mengecualikan Generasi Ketiga Anak Jati Sarawak daripada Bantuan
— Meneng Biris, PKR Mas Gading – Aksesibiliti vs. Permanen: Perdebatan Program Bantuan Guaman Bergerak Sarawak

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Nicholas Mujah, Environmental Activist and Secretary General of SADIA
*Sarawak’s Environmental Autonomy Must Meet Global Standards*
The return of full autonomous power regarding the environment to Sarawak is welcomed. This means Sarawak has full authority to carry out any activities related to the environment without needing approval from federal agencies. Starting this August, 160 staff from the Federal Department of Environment (DOE) in Sarawak will be absorbed and transferred to NREB. Full power regarding the environment does not mean that Sarawak can act as it pleases. Instead, all forestry and environmental activities in Sarawak must comply with international standards. Only by adhering to these internationally set standards will it ensure that Malaysian and Sarawakian trade commodities will be well received and not face sales restrictions, said Nicholas Mujah. The return of full autonomous power over the environment is a very heavy responsibility, given that all export commodities currently have standards set by global organizations at the international level. Therefore, Sarawak must strive diligently to meet these established international standards.
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