Climate Refugees
CLIMATE REFUGEES IS A HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION THAT CALLS FOR THE PROTECTION OF THOSE DISPLACED BY CLIMATE CHANGE.
Through advocacy research, field reports and global monitoring, we shed light on the complexities of climate displacement, its human rights implications, and the climate injustice at its roots.
- Race, Class and Colonialism in a time of Climate Crisis — Climate Refugees
- Frontlines - Take Action on Climate Displacement
- Donate — Help Advance and Support Work that Protects Climate Displaced Populations
- Loss and damage case studies from the frontline: a resource to support practice and policy
- Shrinking Options: The Nexus Between Climate Change, Displacement and Security in the Lake Chad Basin — Climate Refugees
Opinion, Al Jazeera
by Amali Tower, September 15, 2021
US Border Crisis is Born of Failed Climate and Migration PoliciesOn the Verge - a Podcast by Council on Strategic Risks
by Center for Climate & Security
- Climate Migration with Amali Tower & Kayly Ober
Policy Report
Policy recommendations in response to President Biden's Executive Order on Planning for the Impacts of Climate Change on Migration
- Climate Change, Forced Displacement, Peace & Security: Biden Administration Actions that Ensure Rights
SPOTLIGHT:
Climate Displacement in the News - a timely roundup of global news and expert analysis- Transformative Climate Action Must Include Loss & Damage Suffered By Migrants
PERSPECTIVES:
Climate Displacement in the Field - featuring expert commentary and distinct stories from people on the move.
- PERSPECTIVES: COP26: It's Time To Fund Loss And Damage Over Borders, Surveillance And Enforcement
Get to Know Our Work
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- Did You Know International Law Does Not Protect People Forced Across Borders by Climate Change?
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Media
Where We Inform, Discuss & Write
- Climate Refugees in the News
Op-Ed by Climate Refugees Founder
Amali Tower reflects on years of refugee protection work in Op-Ed on racism in the wake of George Floyd's death
"If Black Americans Were to Seek Asylum, They Could Qualify" - AJE