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18 Aug 2020Survey for international seafarers during the COVID-19 pandemicPress Release 18 August 2020 London. UK. An ongoing survey for seafarers during the COVID-19 pandemic is being carried out by an international team of researchers from the University of Queensland Australia, Royal Holloway University of London, the World Maritime University Sweden, and Uppsala -
14 Aug 2020English Channel Migrant Movement and Human Rights at SeaOP-ED 14 August 2020 English Channel Migrant Movement and Human Rights at Sea Professor Steven Haines Background People move. Migration has always been a feature of the human condition and it willMigrants & Refugees -
13 Aug 2020COVID-19 P&I Insurance Coverage & Seafarers’ RightsPress Release 13 August 2020 ‘Quarantine rules within P&I cover had never come under scrutiny, until this pandemic exposed an undeniable pattern of systemic risk.’ London. UK. Human Rights at Sea -
12 Aug 2020Human Rights at Sea Arbitration Project Webinar videos available to viewPress Release 12 August 2020 London. UK. Following the 9 July Webinar ‘Arbitration as a Means of Effective Remedy for Human Rights abuses at Sea‘ exploring the ongoing joint project with the Paris-based arbitration practice from Shearman & Sterling LLP, the webinar videos are now available to review -
10 Aug 2020OP-ED: Empty Ships, Empty Seas.OP-ED 10 August 2020 by Ivana Maria Carrioni-Burnett London. UK. Reporting for Human Rights at Sea and following her previous OP-EDs, Port of London Authority Pilot, Ms. Ivana Carrioni-Burnett -
03 Aug 2020Understanding the Role of a Fisheries ObserverPress Release 3 August 2020 ‘‘If an observer discovers things they weren’t intended to know about, they can face intimidation, threats, violence and, in the worst cases, murder.’’ London. UK. Human -
30 Jul 2020World Day against Human Trafficking 2020 – Seafood Working Group StatementPress Release 30 July 2020 London. UK. On World Day against Human Trafficking, the Seafood Working Group, of which Human Rights at Sea is a member, has put out a statement in response to Thailand’s ranking in the 2020 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report. The SWG is a coalition of over 60 labor -
26 Jul 2020Insight Briefing Note: Slavery at Sea and Emperors of the DeepPress Release 26 July 2020 “The conditions are horrendous. With our a camera onboard, with observers, without the world knowing how these ships operate, modern-day slavery goes on unabated.” London -
23 Jul 2020Marine Stewardship Council’s funding pledge to address fishery observer safety welcomedPress Release 23 July 2020 London. UK. Human Rights at Sea today welcomes the announcement by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) that new research funding will be made available to address the issue
