Department of International Relations · University of Chittagong
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CHREMIR is a multidisciplinary research hub advancing rigorous, independent evidence at the intersection of human rights, environmental justice and migration — informing policy across South Asia and the world.
Established under the Department of International Relations and approved by the University of Chittagong Syndicate, CHREMIR operates as a nonpartisan academic hub, think tank and change agent.
CHREMIR conducts multidisciplinary research and translates it into evidence-based policy. We collaborate with academic institutions, NGOs and UN bodies to protect displaced, environmentally-affected and labour-migrant populations — and to nurture the next generation of researchers.
To produce rigorous, independent research and evidence-based policy on human rights, environment and migration — and to advocate for those most affected.
To be a leading South Asian academic hub and think tank shaping national, regional and global discourse on justice, sustainability and human mobility.
Six connected fields where our researchers generate evidence and shape policy.
Rights of displaced, stateless and vulnerable populations across South Asia and beyond.
Explore areaEquity, accountability and governance at the intersection of environment and society.
Explore areaPolicy, diplomacy and institutions shaping human mobility and forced displacement.
Explore areaClimate-induced migration, resilience and adaptation in frontline communities.
Explore areaProtection gaps, legal status and durable solutions for the forcibly displaced.
Explore areaRights, remittances and the governance of transnational labour mobility.
Explore areaPeer-reviewed articles, working papers and policy briefs — freely accessible.
K. Uddin, R. Ahmed
S. Islam et al.
CHREMIR Research Group
A longitudinal study mapping climate-driven mobility across the Bay of Bengal.
Field research on recruitment, remittances and reintegration of returning workers.
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years of scholarship
“Our region sits at the frontline of climate change and human mobility. CHREMIR exists to ensure that rigorous, independent evidence guides how the world responds — with dignity, justice and humanity at the centre.”
Prof. Dr. Md. Kamal Uddin, PhD
Founding Director · Dept. of International Relations, University of Chittagong
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