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June 3, 2026Open Access

Climate Change, Migration and International Law: The Impacts of Climate-Induced Migration and Displacement on Women and Girls

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DADanelle AdlamUniversity of Chicago

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Research examines climate-induced migration effects on women and girls, suggesting gender-responsive legal policies.

Key Points

  • This research paper aims to explore how climate-induced migration affects women and girls and the legal frameworks surrounding these impacts.
  • Literature review on climate change impacts and migration patterns related to gender norms.
  • Analysis of international laws and policies addressing climate-induced displacement and its effects on women and girls.
  • Identified significant vulnerabilities of women and girls to climate-induced migration.
  • Highlighted gaps in existing laws and policies that fail to adequately protect women and girls from marginalization.

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Danelle Adlam (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc550dee9eb8c0dce6ab7https://doi.org/10.6082/qg70y-6zd52
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