Solomon Islands: Rising Seas Force Relocation

By Human Rights Watch

January 2025Walande, Solomon IslandsJohnson SuaPolice OfficerI did not want to change my life. My previous life, my good life. But due to the cause of climate change, caused by the global world, factories, companies, I have to move.Eva Cathy IrogaStudentIt’s a sad thing to see suddenly everything just wiped away, or stripped away. Everyone cried and yeah, I feel sorry for their homes that gone.Johnson SuaWe need government to address those who directly affected. Walande is the one of the villageswho are directly affected. We already moved from the island. You can see the empty posts standing. Wave…

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