KAMY is a climate movement advocating for representative and democratic climate action in Malaysia. They believe that a temperature increase of 1°C and above poses a critical existential crisis to Malaysia's social and economic survival. KAMY focuses on inclusivity and intersectionality, aiming to empower the most affected groups, including youth, women, and marginalized communities, in climate action.

They demand serious political commitment to climate policy formation that prioritizes security, justice, and democracy. KAMY calls for the Malaysian government to declare a "Climate Emergency" to accelerate sustainable social and economic reforms. They emphasize the right to quality climate information and active participation for everyone, regardless of ethnicity, age, gender, language, citizenship status, education, or economic background.

KAMY is a grassroots organization led by the younger generation in Malaysia, driven by the principles of Climate Justice and Feminism. They work through a feminist lens and human rights mechanisms to guide their actions. KAMY's basic climate demands are crucial for systemic change and equitable transformation.

Furthermore, KAMY's current focus areas include Climate Lens, Climate School, Voice and Visibility, Business and Human Rights, and Weaving Hopes for the Future. For more information, KAMY provides a comprehensive collection of resources, including climate reports and human rights reports on environmental issues