Dr Eric Shahzar holds a doctorate in displacement and human rights crises. His ground breaking research has unleashed new areas of discoveries in the space of displacement due to environmental deviations.
He has been advising parliamentary committees for important issues related to foreign policy, national security, climate change, and many. Shahzar emphasises that climate change interacts with other forces of displacement such as conflict, hunger, and poverty.
Eric Shahzar’s published research has been cited by the President of Pakistan and multiple lawmakers.
Shahzar is also an academic, currently in the UK, teaching global politics and various subjects in law in Oxford University campuses and Hertfordshire. Previously, he has taught international relations and political science in the University of Karachi, Pakistan.
Imagine living in harmony with your environment for millennia, only to have your ancestral lands vanish beneath rising tides, your pastures wither under relentless droughts, and your sacr...
Hoy en día, los niveles de dióxido de carbono en la atmósfera son más de un 50% superiores a los de antes del inicio de la era industrial. Por ello, ya no basta con frenar nuestras emisio...
Today, carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are over 50% higher than before the onset of the industrial era. As such, it is no longer enough to slow our emissions — we must actively re...
South Asia faces numerous challenges in the fight against the climate crisis. Without regional unity, the chances of fighting the battle against the climate crisis remain significantly lo...
Ecological disruption is in full swing. Climate-induced disasters, including chronic droughts, extreme heatwaves, torrential rains and fast-melting glaciers, are becoming unpredictable an...
Climate change is affecting the entire world, but certain communities are more vulnerable than others: Communities that are already living below the poverty line, where a small shock can ...
