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18 Nov 2020Fisheries Observer Model Conservation & Management Measure PublishedPress Release 18 November 2020 Protecting Fisheries Observers London. UK. Human Rights at Sea publishes the fourth in a series of independent international reports and reviews concerning the safety, security and well-being of Fisheries Observers in the Western and Central Pacific region titled: ‘ -
11 Nov 2020Pacific Fisheries Observer Safety, Security and Well-being Reports PublishedPress Release 11 November 2020 Protecting Pacific Fisheries Observers’ Safety, Security and Well-being London, UK. Human Rights at Sea today issues two new international peer-reviewed reports focusing -
10 Nov 2020Respecting the Rights of Individuals is Fundamental to Business SustainabilityCommentary Tuesday 10 November 2020 Respecting the Rights of Individuals is Fundamental to Business Sustainability London.UK. A successful business makes money, has a good reputation, adapts, develops -
30 Oct 2020NGO Shipbreaking Platform publishes South Asia Quarterly ReportPress Release Friday 30 October 2020 London.UK. The NGO Shipbreaking Platform has published its third quarterly update for 2020. The Platform reports that there were a total of 170 ships broken in the third quarter of 2020. Greek ship owners sold the most ships to South Asian yards, closely followed -
25 Oct 2020New Publication: Deprivation of Liberty on board Private ShipsPress Release 25 October 2020 2130 GMT London. UK. Triggered by today’s case of the detention by UK Special Forces from the Special Boat Service (SBS) of seven stowaways onboard the crude oil tanker
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21 Oct 2020Desperate MT GULF SKY crew remain neglected without pay or access to CDCsJoint Press Release Update to MT Gulf Sky Crew Case 21 October 2020 “ Sir, it is very painful experience for me which [has been] never seen before in my life.” ‘The consequences of not being able to -
20 Oct 2020Podcast: Legal and Policy position of Mediterranean seaborne rescue and Maersk Etienne CasePress Release 20 October 2020 The Escalating Crisis of Migration at Sea – what can we learn from the case of the Maersk Etienne? London. UK. As part of the Shoreline insurance podcast series, Human Rights at Sea along with Control Risks participated in the most recent episode covering the policy and -
19 Oct 2020Human Rights at Sea to speak at International Law Weekend 2020Press Release Monday 19 October “Arbitration of Human Rights at Sea: Giving International Law Teeth by Empowering Victims to Enforce It” London. UK. This year’s International Law Weekend theme is -
15 Oct 2020New Zealand Government drives legislative change in support of Seafarers’ CentresPress Release 15 October 2020 “It is not something we can sustain into the future. We desperately need the shipping companies, port authorities and all those who profit from the maritime sector to
