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09 Oct 2020Being Serious About Mental Health Means Standing With the Individual Experiencing DifficultyWorld Mental Health Day Press Release 9th October 2020 London.UK. This year’s World Mental Health Day on 10 October comes at a time when our daily lives have changed considerably as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. So starts the World Health Organization’s introduction to its 2020 theme for the -
09 Oct 2020Indian Government Coordinates Action to further Seafarers’ Human RightsUpdate Article on the development of Human Rights at Sea in India 9th October 2020 “Around 10 percent of seafarers working on the global merchant fleet originate from India, and the problems that -
10 Sep 2020Safety at Sea coverage of 9 July HRAS Introductory Arbitration WebinarPress Release 10 September 2020 London. UK. Reproduced with Permission. Safety at Sea reporter, Gabriella Twining, has covered the Human Rights at Sea Arbitration project’s 9 July introductory webinar -
08 Sep 2020Human Rights at Sea Arbitration Website Goes LiveJoint Press Release 8 September 2020 London, UK. Paris, France. Today, UK-based independent charitable NGO Human Rights at Sea and the Paris-based arbitration practice of global law firm Shearman & Sterling LLP go live with a new website dedicated to the development of an international arbitration -
06 Sep 2020Hindi Educational Films and Accompanying Teaching Infographics PublishedPress Release 6 September 2020 London. UK. Today, the UK charitable human rights NGO, Human Rights at Sea, issues a series of five educational films in Hindi with accompanying teaching infographics -
04 Sep 2020Fisheries Observers’ Survey for Western and Central Pacific now livePress Release 4 September 2020 Understanding the Working Conditions of Western and Central Pacific Ocean Fisheries Observers: A Baseline Survey. London. UK. Human Rights at Sea in partnership with the -
03 Sep 2020Video Testimony: Master defends COVID-19 Command Decisions for protecting CrewPress Release 3 September 2020 CASE UPDATE “This is very unfair. This is very unjust.” “We the seafarers are a lifeline to keep the sea lanes and the global supply chains moving on.” “We are the ones who stay away from families. We are human. We have feelings.” London. UK. Former Master of the MV -
29 Aug 2020Sanctions as a Tool to Protect Human Rights at SeaPress Release 29 August 2020 London. UK. Human Rights at Sea, in concert with the international law firm HFW LLP, today issues a new Insight Briefing Note concerning the July release by the UK -
26 Aug 2020Lexis Nexis Law 360 publishes article on Human Rights at Sea Arbitration ProjectPress Release Wednesday 26 August 2020 London. UK. LEXIS NEXIS Law 360 recently published an article written by Caroline Simson and edited by Jill Coffey on Human Rights at Sea and Shearman & Sterling
