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Greenpeace-led activists have protested outside the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, urging authorities to disclose companies under investigation over forest and land fires linked to the transboundary haze crisis, along with concession maps, hotspot data and investigation findings.

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00:00Activists led by Greenpeace protested outside the Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur,
00:05urging authorities to disclose the companies under investigation over forest and land fires
00:11linked to the transboundary haze crisis.
00:13They are also demanding the release of concession maps, hotspot data and findings from fire investigations.
00:20I hope that Dr. Suri Anwar Ibrahim, the Prime Minister, get in touch with Prabowo Subianto.
00:28Work with him and get the details, the data, the analysis, the name of the companies who are actively engaged
00:35and contributing to the open fire in Kalimantan, in Sumatera and Indonesia in general.
00:41This company need to be called out and need to be penalised and prosecuted.
00:44The groups say the information would allow Malaysian regulators, lawmakers and civil society groups to pursue accountability.
00:52They also called on Indonesia to share evidence with Malaysia through ASEAN or bilateral channels,
00:58allowing both countries to investigate companies based in their respective jurisdictions.
01:03Sarawak, which borders Indonesian Kalimantan on Borneo, has been the worst hit by the haze.
01:11Sarawak, which has been the worst hit by the

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