Noticing how climate change casts a shadow on Nigeria’s Sahel region, driving environmental degradation, disrupting livelihoods, and displacing communities, with grave consequences, leaving the most vulnerable in the society square up against human rights abuses…
As droughts, floods, sea-level rise, and other climate change induced phenomena are substantially threatening lives and livelihoods, forcing many to abandon their homes, despite the global dimension of these increasing phenomena, international legal instruments remain…
Although climate-related litigation has been a growing global concern, the author of this paper notices that climate mobility in itself has seldom been the subject of relevant case law. Only human rights bodies in particular…
The growing impacts of anthropogenic climate change on human displacement and child health are vast, and the need for immediate collaborative action and policy change to reduce carbon emissions is imperative. Climate-related disasters and extreme…
In this study, the threat of climate-induced displacement facing millions of people is looked into, with particular attention to Small Island States in the Pacific. Focusing on the case of Kiribati, it analyzes the shift…
In this paper, climate-induced migration is examined as a complex and far-reaching consequence of climate change, with forced displacement affecting millions worldwide. The author notices that although the link between climate change and migration was…
Initiatives that offer opportunities to develop more effective, practical, and politically viable strategies for addressing climate-related migration are discussed in this article. It is emphasized how human rights law already provides robust protection for migrants…
This article explains how a human rights - based, multi-stakeholder approach - incorporating corporate social responsibility - has emerged within the framework of climate justice. Climate justice is presented as a model that envisions international…
In light of the phenomenon of climate change induced migration, this chapter offers a critical reflection not only on the insufficiencies of existing governance, but also of the flaws and weaknesses of reform proposals The…
In this paper, the case study of the relocation of Newtok - an Indigenous community in Alaska - as a response to climate change is analyzed, exploring human rights issues surrounding climate-induced planned relocations. Newtok…