-
10 Mar 2021Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission Mulls Push for More Human Rights OversightPress Release 10 March 2021 “While WCPFC has existing CMMs on observer safety we consider there is further work that can be done to ensure observers are adequately protected.” London. UK. Calls for action on the welfare of crew and fisheries observers at the latest Western and Central PacificLaw Reform and Policy Development -
08 Mar 2021International Women’s Day 2021 – #ChooseToChallengeThis is a summaryEquality at Sea -
03 Mar 2021Human Rights at Sea announces Lord Teverson as first PatronPress Release Wednesday 3 March 2021 London. UK. Human Rights at Sea is delighted to announce the appointment of Lord Robin Teverson as Patron to the charity. On 1 June 2006, Lord Teverson was createdAbout us -
03 Mar 2021Italian Court preliminarily suspends the detention of the Sea-Watch 4Press Release Wednesday 3 March 2021 London.UK. Yesterday, the Administrative Court in Palermo preliminarily suspended the detention of the Sea-Watch 4 pending the decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union on the general legality of the application of the European Directive on PortAccess to JusticeMigrants & Refugees -
01 Mar 2021Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea Operational Annex under reviewPress Release 1 March 2021 London. UK. On Friday 26th February, Prof. Dr.iur. Anna Petrig, Prof. Irini Papanicolopulu, Prof. Steven Haines, Dr. Sofia Galani, David Hammond and Dr. ElisabethLaw Reform and Policy Development -
26 Feb 2021BPP Law School ‘Sea No Evil’ podcast for Human Rights at SeaPress Release 26 February 2021 London. UK. BPP Law School pro-bono Human Rights Centre has produced a new podcast series with the release of the “Sea No Evil” episode as an introduction to HumanAbout usAccess to JusticeMigrants & Refugees -
18 Feb 2021[Updated] Filipino crew abandonment in FijiPress Release 18 February 2021 Updated: 3/3/21. Island Business & Fiji Live News – see below. Updated: 24/2/21. Pacific Beat coverage and ITF press – see below. London, UK. / Suva, Fiji. Three Filipino crewmen have been left stranded in Fiji by their employers and manning agency. The seafarers haveAccess to Justice -
16 Feb 2021Safeguarding Cadets from physical abuse requires immediate action not delayPress Release 16 February 2021 “This person threw a chair at me that open a cut in my forehead and left some bruises in my arms and head and proceeded to chase me with a knife threatening to kill me.”Access to Justice -
08 Feb 2021Diversity, Inclusion and Hope. A Reality Check in 2021Press Release 8 February 2021 We are All someone’s Daughter. We chose to be Seafarers. London. UK. Human Rights at Sea today publishes a case study by Advisory Board member and maritime professionalEquality at Sea
