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Displaced people, already bearing the brunt of climate change and leading local responses to it, must be centered in global climate talks.

The Climate Displaced Persons Act would ensure a robust commitment by the U.S. government to global climate resilience.

The international community can no longer afford to eschew the needs of the communities that are most affected by climate change.

In Central America, the threat of climate displacement is becoming more urgent by the day.

A new UNHCR paper on legal considerations for the international protection of people displaced from their homes by climate change and disasters has received little fanfare. But it marks an…

This year, due in part to climate change, scientists predict one of the most active Atlantic hurricane seasons on record.

This time last year, countries in East Africa were leading the continent in economic growth. Now, much of that progress is at risk as the region faces a dangerous triple…

The impact of climate change on human mobility is complex. What are the implications for human rights law?

Meeting the challenges of international migration and climate change is not a zero-sum game.

A year after Hurricanes Irma and Maria caused catastrophic damage to Puerto Rico, we returned to some of the hardest hit areas to meet with local community leaders, civil society…