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22 Sep 2021New Case Study Addressing the Future of Seafaring in KiribatiPress Release 22 September 2021 London. UK. / Brisbane, Australia. A globally dispersed community of seafarers from Kiribati are at the epicentre of an arduous struggle for repatriation following their displacement during the crew change crisis. Human Rights at Sea has today published a case reviewLaw Reform and Policy Development -
16 Sep 2021HRAS Pursues Australian Legislative Change for Long-Term Maritime Levy Seafarer SupportPress Release 16 September 2021 LONDON. UK. In the past months, Human Rights at Sea, along with in-country partners, has been discreetly pursuing its Maritime Levy Campaign in Australia. This isLaw Reform and Policy Development -
15 Sep 2021Abandoned ALI BEY Crew Provide Bleak Video Testimony of their Circumstances in RomaniaPress Release 15 September 2021 “We’re still living here in the vessel like a jail…we can not go outside, we can not make anything, we live only in the shipping and the berth and now also winter isLaw Reform and Policy Development -
13 Sep 2021Wesfarmers Modern Slavery Statement 2021 focuses on Seafarers’ Human Rights ProtectionsPress Release London. UK. Human Rights at Sea (HRAS) has worked with Wesfarmers, one of Australia’s largest-listed companies, to improve contractual safeguards within head agreements with shipping carriers. This work was recently reported in the release of the Wesfarmers Modern Slavery Statement forLaw Reform and Policy Development -
09 Sep 2021English Channel Migrants and Refugees: Safety of Life at Sea Comes FirstPress Release [Updated] 9 September 2021 London. UK. On the English south coast bordering The English Channel the number of migrants and refugees crossing from France to England seeking a betterMigrants & Refugees -
09 Sep 2021BBC News Interview with HRAS on Proposed English Channel Migrant PushbacksPress Release 9 September 2021 London. UK. Following a 48 hour period of ongoing controversy after the UK Home Office suggested that push-backs of migrant boats crossing the English Channel would beMigrants & Refugees -
03 Sep 2021OP-ED & Film: Human rights abuses of crews on South Korean factory trawlersOP-ED & FILM 3 September 2021 London. UK. / Auckland. New Zealand. At 4 am on June 20 2011, the entire Indonesian crew (32) walked off the Oyang 75 when it berthed in Port Lyttleton, Christchurch. This was the first time, anywhere in the world, an entire crew had walked off a South Korean factoryLaw Reform and Policy Development -
01 Sep 2021BBC Investigates GULF SKY Hijacking IncidentPress Release 1 September 2021 London. UK. The geo-political case of the hijacking in July 2020 of the GULF SKY from UAE waters to Iran with 28 Indian crew has been further investigated by the BBC inSlavery at Sea -
01 Sep 2021Human Rights at Sea welcomes new Head of OperationsPress Release 1 September 2021 London. UK. Human Rights at Sea is delighted to welcome Martyn Illingworth into the role of Head of Operations and Development. Martyn will lead on the implementation ofAbout us
