Modern Challenges to Human Rights in the Field of Migration Associated with Climate Change

Abstract

The process of evolution of civilizations posed complex problems of a global scale to mankind. Well-established human rights in the field of migration have acquired a comprehensive application in the international space and are guaranteed by national and supranational legislations of countries that recognize the jurisdiction of international organizations and are directly involved in the activities of these organizations. However, the ongoing changes related to environmental impacts on nature cause many problems, in particular problems with climate change. The ongoing climate changes cause concern among states in regulating migration processes on own territory, taking into account ensuring the socio-economic conditions of the population, the national security of their borders in combination with compliance with international law. The article reflects the results of a study that was conducted on the basis of general scientific methods of analysis and synthesis, the system method, as well as private scientific, in particular, comparative legal. The solution of the scientific and practical problem of the previously adopted international legal order is distinguished by the fact that this study proposes the formation of a global international legal regulation of public relations in the field of migration and the adoption of possible measures to prevent accelerated climate change and thereby forced movement of the planet's population.