Nations have ratified a groundbreaking international treaty providing legal protection and resettlement rights for climate refugees. The historic agreement recognizes people displaced by climate change as refugees with guaranteed rights, establishing resettlement quotas and financial support mechanisms for affected populations.

Climate change is forcing people from their homes; this treaty ensures they are treated with dignity and have legal pathways to safety, not turned away at borders.

The treaty includes funding for climate adaptation in vulnerable regions, aiming to help people remain in their homelands while providing protection for those who must relocate.