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The ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Human Rights Law Centre and the Nottingham Trent University , in collaboration with the ICON•S and the ESIL , will be hosting a closed workshop addressing the pressing issue of climate-related human (im)mobility. 

Sponsored by the , this workshop will bring together UK-based researchers, practitioners, and scholars from various disciplines. The workshop aims to foster collaborative research opportunities, re-humanise and re-historicise the impacts of climate change and forced mobilities, evaluate existing responses to climate-induced migration, and discuss improved future strategies. Participants will engage in small group workshops with short presentations and discussions on the following themes:

• European Union, Law of the Sea and Legal Theory
• Postcoloniality and the Global North-Global South Divide
• Domestic and Regional Approaches 
• Human Rights Issues in Climate-related Mobility