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08 Jun 2023The Protection of Vulnerable People at Sea – Swansea University Hosts WorkshopHuman Rights at Sea attended the Swansea University (Wales, UK) legal workshop covering the issue of ‘Protection of Vulnerable People at Sea’ that exposed current academic thinking around the scope of related research areas and related activities at sea. On the 17-18th May 2023, Swansea University’sLaw Reform and Policy -
07 Jun 2023Falkland Islands Fishing Companies Open Up to ScrutinyReview. Following direct engagement with the fishing industry in the Falkland Islands, three of the leading companies have provided full and frank disclosure in response to Human Rights at Sea (HRAS)Law Reform and Policy -
01 Jun 2023Pride Month: "We Deserve More Than a Pride Coloured Logo Once a Year."The start of June kicks off Pride Month - a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities around the world. Pride is a celebration of people coming together in love and friendship to show how farEquality at Sea -
24 May 2023UK Maritime Minister Meets with Human Rights at SeaOn Wednesday, 17 May 2023, Baroness Vere of Norbiton, the United Kingdom Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Aviation, Maritime and Security), met with Lord Robin Teverson, Patron and David Hammond, CEO of Human Rights at Sea, to discuss the role and initiatives of the organisation in promotingLaw Reform and Policy -
18 May 2023IMO International Women in Maritime Day: Challenging the Narrative?The International Maritime Organization (IMO) International Day for Women in Maritime is celebrated annually on the 18th of May and aims to honour women in the industry and encourage recruitmentEquality at Sea -
16 May 2023Human Rights at Sea: Maritime Union, Nautilus International Supports the DiscussionNautilus International's recent reporting on the Wilton Park Human Rights Law at Sea Conference, which took place in December 2022, serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts to ensure the safety andLaw Reform and Policy -
15 May 2023Driving Change in the South Atlantic and Beyond: Human Rights at Sea Talks to Falkland Islands TVHuman Rights at Sea (HRAS) CEO David Hammond recently visited the Falkland Islands to meet with fisheries stakeholders to actively listen to their perspectives. The trip was designed to gain a deeper understanding of the strides made in promoting environmental sustainability and improving onboardLaw Reform and Policy -
11 May 2023ASC Submits First Comprehensive Response for HRAS Fisheries and Aquaculture Certification QuestionnaireThe Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) has completed a full review of their records since inception for the response and submission to Human Rights at Sea (HRAS) and its voluntary seafoodEquality at Sea -
04 May 2023New Falklands Fisheries Patrol Vessel (FPV) LILIBET to Impact Crime and Abuse at SeaThe next generation of Falkland Islands fisheries protection vessel aims increasingly to target Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing and associated criminal activities in the island’sLaw Reform and Policy
