September 10, 2025

Climate Induced Migration in South Asia: Non Traditional Security Implications and Humanitarian Challenges

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Climate-induced migration increases displacement in South Asia, impacting security and humanitarian responses.
The study identifies rising sea levels and droughts as primary environmental stressors driving migration in urban areas.
A qualitative approach highlights gaps in policy frameworks addressing the legal status and needs of climate migrants.
Strengthened regional cooperation and recognition for migrants are essential for enhancing humanitarian preparedness.

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Qualitative analysis reveals rising climate-induced migration and its implications for non-traditional security and humanitarian efforts in South Asia.

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Mohmand et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23bd7b210217d6478650a https://doi.org/10.71317/rjsa.003.05.0381

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Qualitative analysis reveals rising climate-induced migration and its implications for non-traditional security and humanitarian efforts in South Asia.

Climate Induced Migration in South Asia: Non Traditional Security Implications and Humanitarian Challenges

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Climate Induced Migration in South Asia: Non Traditional Security Implications and Humanitarian Challenges

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