Ecofeminism and gender migrations in today's international law. Challenges for the near future

This paper aims to investigate the ecofeminist method in international law where migration is the result of climate change or of other types of deteriorating phenomena such as the environment and what we call slow violence. The notions of climate violence and gender migration start from the analysis of the problem which proposes to some bodies at an international level an explanation for the ecofeminism method as well as of providing theoretical and more sophisticated positions. The protection par ricochet to migration cases from climate change as well as the Teitiota case and the analysis proposed by the Human Rights Committee of the UN of 24 October 2019 clearly show that women are certainly vulnerable and that they need help in order to be faced not only as women but also as individuals who deserve greater protection from men.