Resources

Seafarer welfare remains a key aspect of port-side support, providing crews with communication, transport, welfare centres, shopping assistance, pastoral care, emergency aid, and rights-related information during port calls. As part of the Human Rights at Sea (HRAS), Maritime Levy Campaign, an

A lecture to WMU Masters Students covering the challenges and impact of frontline human rights protections' work.

The multi-year report taking the Charity to its closure and continuation on in 2026 as a Community Interest Company as a non-profit social enterprise with retained UN ECOSOC status.

Click the below Play button to view or follow the Youtube link: https://youtu.be/_w1huReuLTc Accompanying slides available to download: https://www.humanrightsatsea.org/sites/default/files/media-files/2025-12/Malta_Nautical_Institute_Briefing_Human_Rights_at_Sea-%5B20251204%5D.pdf

An introductory briefing in support of awareness and advocacy around the context, scale and challenges of human rights' protections at sea.

An introductory lecture to LLM students. Slides with embedded links.

This Briefing Note outlines strategic recommendations for overcoming resistance to the implementation of a maritime welfare levy in Australia. The levy aims to provide long-term, sustainable funding for onshore welfare services for seafarers (and fishermen) in compliance with international