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02 Aug 2022Lloyds Register Foundation Future of Safety at Sea Podcast highlights Human Rights at Sea perspectives"Seafarers need to be given a better social status rather than being mistreated." Dr Olivia Swift. Human Rights at Sea has participated in the latest Lloyds Register Foundation Global podcast covering 'The Future of Safety at Sea', expanding the conversation focus with academic and civil societyAccess to JusticeEquality at SeaLaw Reform and Policy -
28 Jul 2022The Decline of Safety at Sea: Human Rights at Sea Q&A with Captain Michael LloydMaritime commentator and author Captain Michael Lloyd sat down with Human Rights at Sea to discuss his recently published article, The Decline of Safety at Sea. His latest work highlights theLaw Reform and Policy -
25 Jul 2022Human Rights at Sea and WWF joint concerns raised around fishing crew protections in WCPFCJOINT PRESS RELEASE 25 July 2022 Human Rights at Sea and WWF have come together to raise their joint concerns around ongoing legal and human rights challenges needing to be considered for theLaw Reform and Policy -
22 Jul 2022Human Rights Must Be Upheld On Land and at Sea AlikeWe need leadership, awareness and associated sensibilities more than ever 15 Jul 2022 The historic cycle of international conflict is again knocking at our door across the world’s shipping routes and within coastal states IT STARTS from the top, and works its way down. False narratives, limited factLaw Reform and Policy -
21 Jul 2022UK House of Lords Committee disappointed with UK Government’s response to extensive human rights at sea recommendationsThe UK House of Lords International Defence and Relations Committee Inquiry ( 1 March 2022) into the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 1982 being 'Fit for Purpose in the 21st Century'Law Reform and Policy -
13 Jul 2022UK Government shines much needed light onto hidden issue of suicide of seafarersAnalysis The UK Department for Transport (DfT) has published research into the mental health crisis affecting seafarers specifically highlighting suicide at sea including the lack of reliable dataAccess to JusticeLaw Reform and Policy -
11 Jul 2022Distressing conditions for Indian crew abandoned for over 32 months in Sri Lanka including the tragic death of a crew memberDistressing conditions for Indian crew abandoned for over 32 months in Sri Lanka including the tragic death of a crew member The six remaining Indian crew onboard the Indian flagged vessel the MV SAI ARAMBH (IMO 9115456, MMSI 419001377) have been reportedly abandoned since 18 October 2019 in theAccess to Justice -
29 Jun 2022The Historical Origins of the Duty to Save Life at Sea in International LawA new academic paper from Human Rights at Sea Advisory Board Member Professor Irini Papanicolopulu explores the origins and evolution of the duty to save life at sea, which she describes as aLaw Reform and Policy -
23 Jun 2022Maritime Humanitarian Corridors in Ukraine (Part 2)Part II: Re-Establishing Exports from Ukraine Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is already causing disastrous effects on global food and agricultural supplies. Ukraine is one of the world’s foremost grainAccess to JusticeLaw Reform and Policy
