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Climate change is reshaping Bhutan’s rural economy, prompting migrations that should be better planned for, write a trio of regional experts.
Climate change pushes more people more to migrate, only for many to face instability and abuse.
Asia and the Pacific comprise a major hot spot for migrant worker exploitation, and access to justice remains difficult.
Ashok Swain of Uppsala University's Department of Peace and Conflict Research argues that climate issues are so important and urgent that they must be treated as national security issues.
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