The Protection of Climate Refugees and Chinese Relief Approach from International Law
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v20i.934Keywords:
Climate Refugees; International Law; Rights Protection; Climate governance; Chinese Save Approach.Abstract
The situation of climate change has become increasingly serious after the industrial revolution due to human activities and the influence of factors such as the Earth's own temperature changes. Despite international efforts to combat climate change, the number of climate refugees generated by the dramatic effects of climate change continues to grow. The issue of climate governance is also becoming a serious international challenge. These situations have not only caused the destruction of the earth's environment, but also have also brought about a humanitarian disaster for humanity. Based on the actions China has taken in recent years in relation to global climate governance, this essay analyses how China can help climate refugees and protect the planet's climatic environment, both on its own and on an international level. This essay hopes that China will contribute "Chinese wisdom" and "Chinese solutions" to the problems of climate governance and climate refugee relief.
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