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In the contemporary world, the dilemma of climate change has deeply affected the lives of many individuals. It has evolved as a global menace. Often the terms Climate Change, Climate Crisis, Climate Breakdown, or Global Warming are used interchangeably. According to the United Nations, climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. It is the continuing rise in the global average temperature. Climate change exerts different effects on different regions based on various factors including geographical and territorial formation. Climate Change is massively demolishing the lives and societies, leaving behind the loads of destruction that is unavoidable. Fertile grasslands that once accommodated millions of population are transforming into wastelands The torment of climate change has substantially deteriorated the present environment leading to the expansion of deserts, rise in sea levels, ocean acidification, melting of glaciers etc. These implications of Climate change have largely disrupted the ecological balance causing natural disasters such as droughts, floods, earthquakes, hurricanes and other extreme weather conditions. The outcomes of Climate Change are not only ecological but are largely socio-economic as it poses drastic Human Rights Challenges. One of the profound instances of such challenges is the Climate Induced Migration. This paper is a generous attempt to highlight the misery of climate-induced migration and it's associated human rights violations