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Climate Change, Forced Migration, and International Law
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The role of complementary protection in climate change-related movement and international human rights law is discussed in this article, where the authors define climate change related movement and International Human Rights Law: the Role of Complementary Protection.Abstract:
Introduction 1. Conceptualizing Climate Change-Related Movement 2. The Relevance of International Refugee Law 3. Climate Change-Related Movement and International Human Rights Law: The Role of Complementary Protection 4. State Practice on Protection from Disasters and Related Harms 5. 'Disappearing States', Statelessness, and Relocation 6. Moving with Dignity: Responding to Climate Change-Related Mobility in Bangladesh 7. 'Protection' or 'Migration'? The 'Climate Refugee' Treaty Debate 8. Institutional Governance 9. Overarching Normative Principles Conclusionread more
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