We are a global non-profit civil society catalyst driving necessary change through policy and legislative development for improved human rights' protections at sea.
We will provide an independent platform to combat misinformation, advance facts and challenge impunity.
We will seek to trigger positive systemic, institutional and generational change.
30 Million
people estimated living, working and transiting at sea every day.
45%
of women working at sea reported sexual harassment.
11%
of all seafarer deaths 2019-2023 were from SUICIDE surpassing the number of deaths caused by onboard injuries.
52
countries where HRAS has influenced Law & Policy development.
150
reports, publications and resources issued since 2014.
130,000
seafarers onshore welfare facilities assured by updated primary legislation in one coastal state.
The Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea confirms that human rights apply at sea as they do on land.
Human Rights at Sea was established to be independent, free-thinking, ethical and morally focused with the aim to better protect people at sea. Please consider supporting the work with a financial contribution, or contact us direct for Partnership development: enquiries@humanrightsatsea.org
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