Climate refugees in South Asia : protection under international legal standards and state practices in South Asia. Stellina Jolly, Nafees Ahmad.

• Intro; Acknowledgements; Contents; About the Authors; Abbreviations; 1 Introduction; 1.1 Book Structure; 2 Conceptualizing the Climate Change Migration in South Asia; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 The Science of Climate Change; 2.3 South Asia and Susceptibility to Climate Change; 2.4 Climate Change and Global Human Displacement; 2.5 Climate Change and Human Displacement in South Asia; 2.6 Typology of Climate Change-Induced Displacement in South Asia; 2.7 Internal Displacement/Migration; 2.8 Cross-Border Migration; 2.9 Climate Refugee: Concepts, Definition and Its Dimensions; 2.10 Conclusion.
• 3 Climate Change Displacement and Refugees: 'Normative Debate'3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Climate Change-Induced Displacement: Myth or Reality?; 3.3 Identifying the Contours of Normative Debate on Climate Refugees; 3.4 Rethinking the 'Debate on Environmental Refugees': From 'Maximalists and Minimalists Perspectives'; 3.5 Approaches to Climate Change Human Mobility: An Evolving Concept; 3.6 Climate Change Rights as Human Rights; 3.7 Conclusion; 4 Climate Change Migration: Legal Protection Under International Refugee Law and Climate Change Legal Regime; 4.1 Introduction.
• 4.2 Protection Under International Climate Regime: Development of International Climate Regime4.3 The United Nations' Framework Convention on Climate Change: Declaration of Principles; 4.4 Kyoto Protocol, Protecting Climate Through Obligations: An Analysis; 4.5 Legal Principles of COP in Response to Climate Displacement; 4.6 Paris Agreement: Consensus of the International Community; 4.7 Limitations of Climate Law Regime in Dealing with Climate Displacement; 4.8 Application of International Customary Law; 4.9 The Legal Protection Under International Refugee Law.
• 4.10 Protection Under International Human Rights Law (IHRL)4.11 Protection Under International Refugee Law: Kinds?; 4.12 Extended Approaches Along the Contours of the Proposed Solutions to Remedy the Plight of Climate Change Refugees; 4.13 Advocacy for an Alternative Regional/International Legal Regime on Climate Refugees; 4.14 Conclusion; 5 Climate Refugees: South Asian States' Legal Protection Practices; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Reception of International Refugee Law in South Asia; 5.3 Domestic Legal and Institutional Mechanism to Protect Climate Refugees Under Refugees Laws in South Asia.
• 5.3.1 Afghanistan5.3.2 Bangladesh; 5.3.3 Bhutan; 5.3.4 India; 5.3.5 Maldives; 5.3.6 Nepal; 5.3.7 Pakistan; 5.3.8 Sri Lanka; 5.3.9 Reception of International Climate Change Law in South Asia; 5.4 Domestic Legal and Institutional Mechanism to Protect Climate Refugees in South Asia; 5.5 Legal and Institutional Mechanisms to Protect Climate Refugees Under the Environmental Laws; 5.5.1 Afghanistan; 5.5.2 Bangladesh; 5.5.3 Bhutan; 5.5.4 India; 5.5.5 Nepal; 5.5.6 Pakistan; 5.5.7 Maldives; 5.5.8 Sri Lanka; 5.6 Protection Gaps in National Climate Laws and Policies in South Asia.

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Miljörättvisa  (sao)

Mänskliga rättigheter  (sao)

Human rights  (LCSH)

Environmental justice  (LCSH)

Environmental refugees  (LCSH)

Forced migration  (LCSH)

Population transfers  (LCSH)

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