COP28: How climate change is driving mass displacement ...Kuwait

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Joelle Hangi is a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo displaced to Kakuma camp in Kenya. Speaking to a packed room at COP28 on Monday, she recounted a time when she had taken her child to the hospital, only to learn that heavy rains had swept away her home. “From the distance, you can think [climate change] is a joke, it’s acting and it's a movie. But when you’re living it, that’s when you understand that it's a reality,” she said. “It's making us change places and look for safety again and again, so the move has never stopped.” "Estimates suggest that 1.2 billion people are at risk of displacement due to climate-related issues, such as rising sea levels, e

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