Exploring the Rights of Climate Displaced Persons
Title:
Exploring the Rights of Climate Displaced Persons
Subject Classification:
Climate Change, Humanities, Law and Legal Ethics
BIC Classification: JPVH, LA, RNPG
BISAC Classification:
LAW034000, POL044000, POL035010
Binding:
Hardback, eBook
Planned publication date:
Jul 2025
ISBN (Hardback):
978-1-83711-142-8
ISBN (eBook):
978-1-83711-143-5
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Description
This book addresses how to more effectively use law, human rights and institutional reforms to resolve the many challenges posed by climate displacement. The book addresses issues such as: Why all governments need to establish a national climate displacement ministry to implement relevant laws; how to improve land law and policy to assist climate-displaced persons and communities; how to litigate better on climate displacement issues; which legal avenues have not yet been tried to bolster judicial support for climate displaced persons; which type of legal cases are still yet to be tried concerning the housing, land, and property rights of climate-displaced persons; and where do laws and policy affecting domestic climate displacement need to be revised and improved?
Biography
Author(s): Scott Leckie is the director of Displacement Solutions, Australia. Shaun Butta is a legal expert on housing land and property rights, based in Spain.
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