NDLI: Transitional law in the climate change context

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Transitional law in the climate change context

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Author	Thorp, Teresa
Copyright Year	2017
Description	Transitional legal frameworks have been widely applied to redress the legacies of human rights abuses. Crimes against humanity, for instance, marked the genesis for countries to implement transparent judicial, quasi-judicial or non-judicial measures with a view to moving from violent instability to living in peace under a stable rule of law. This chapter attempts to explore these issues. It provides a springboard for assessing the potential for transitional legal frameworks in the climate change context. The chapter moves beyond discussions about forced migration and adaptation in the climate change context and may add something new to the various accomplishments of others. Climate-induced migration en masse, or failure to respond to a climate-related disaster, could signal a failed international legal system. Restorative justice primarily aims to restore the situation before violation. If discrete normative solutions or single bodies of law are insufficient, then a hybrid composition may be valid. Book Name: Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights
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Ending Page	85
Page Count	18
Starting Page	68
DOI	10.4324/9781315622217-5
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2017-05-12
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Book Name: Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights Environmental Sciences Judicial Migration Climate Change Context Adaptation
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Chapter

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