I research the land-migration nexus through the lens of international criminal law. This research area entails exploring the roles of land in precipitating migration. My research delves into the intricate relationship between land and migration, employing the framework of international criminal law to understand its complexities. By examining the roles of land in triggering migration, I explore how factors like resource scarcity and conflicts lead to displacement. My research aims to shed light on the legal dimensions of land-related migration, informing policies and strategies to address the challenges faced by affected communities worldwide.