Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management

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Climate Changes is a Human Rights Issue

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SAKSHI MISHRA (2026). Climate Changes is a Human Rights Issue. The Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management, Volume III(Issue 12). Retrieved from https://ijrlm.com/journal/climate-changes-is-a-human-rights-issue/

Abstract

Climate change is a long term shift in a Earth overall weather pattern and every temperature. It usually happens naturally over a long period of time but human activities especially burning fossils, fuels like coal, oil and the gases have become the main driver of rapid global warming today. Climate change posses a direct thread to the human rights including the right to life health water and housing . Vulnerable communities faces displacement food insecurity and injustice. Framing climate action as a human right obligation ensures equality accountability and stronger global response to protect present and future generation. To tackle this issue not only the nation but the entire world came at the four front and work together to protect our environment by enacting some laws , adopting the principal of sustainable development and treaties. In this article we try to understand what is the concept of climate change why it is a alerting point at the present and how we handling it by the precedents and the legislative enactments with some way forwards.

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