HRAS Interview Archives - Human Rights At Sea

Abandoned ALI BEY Crew Provide Bleak Video Testimony of their Circumstances in Romania

15th September 202115th September 2021Abandonment, Abuse, HRAS Interview, Human Rights, Labour rights, MV ALI BEY, Romania

London. UK. / Constanza, Romania. The stranded Panamanian flagged MV ALI BEY (IMO 9070515) crew who have been abandoned and detained alongside Constanza port in Romania since 30 November 2020 without wage payment and suffering challenging conditions onboard have provided Human Rights at Sea with updated video testimony as to their position which amounts to a bleak outlook.

World Oceans Day HRAS Webcast with World Youth Foundation

8th June 20208th June 2020Development, HRAS Interview, Human Rights, Human Rights at Sea, Social Welfare, UN, World Oceans Day

London. UK. World Oceans Day has been celebrating the ocean on June 8th every year since 2002. Today, among the many activities, Human Rights at Sea was asked to engage with the World Youth Foundation to start to develop better awareness in the World's youth about the maritime environment and what human rights at sea refers to and means.

HRAS Interview No. 28: NGO Confronts Abortion Rights at Sea

3rd August 20173rd August 2017Articles, HRAS Interview, Human Rights, International Issues

Last year’s Zika virus outbreak saw a dramatic increase in demand for safe abortions in Latin-American countries. The virus can cause foetal brain developmental problems, and data from Women on Web, an NGO that provides access to safe abortions in countries where they are not universally available, was used to verify the jump in what...

Keeping Children Out of Piracy – The HRAS Interview

18th May 201718th May 2017Abuse, HRAS Interview, Human Rights, Piracy, Trauma, Use of Force

The HRAS Interview: Keeping Children Out of Piracy A much needed first step has been taken to raise awareness of the horrific abuse of children in piracy. The Roméo Dallaire Child Soldiers Initiative began academic research, in collaboration with Human Rights at Sea, the Dalhousie University Marine Piracy Project and the 100 Series Rules, in...

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