Interviewing by: Irina Samson - SET Europe board chair Editing by: Sara Khosrowjerdi - SET Europe Communications Illustration from Documented Q: As a graduate from the same Alma Mater, my MA Thesis work has focused on climate change education in vulnerable contexts like Nepal, where education is essential for building resilience. Your article looks at another consequence of climate injustice – climate migration. What led you to focus on this dimension? A: My interest in climate-related issues...

Introduction Almost one month ago, on 26 March 2026, Noelia Castillo Ramos, a 25 year old woman in Spain died by euthanasia after a long legal battle against her own father. Her case immediately raised a deep and troubling question: How can the right to life coexist with a supposed right to die? On the one hand, Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights clearly states that no one shall be intentionally deprived of life. On the other hand, the idea of personal autonomy suggests that...

INTRODUCTION Lots of studies show that the climate is changing at a faster pace than what most scientists expected. This means that many families and communities have to abandon their homes due to natural disasters and climate change. Migration has been an important adaptation strategy since ancient times, as a reaction to extreme weather conditions , and also nowadays it is practiced by individuals and entire communities to respond to the increasingly frequent impact of climate change....