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03 Mar 2021Italian Court preliminarily suspends the detention of the Sea-Watch 4Press Release Wednesday 3 March 2021 London.UK. Yesterday, the Administrative Court in Palermo preliminarily suspended the detention of the Sea-Watch 4 pending the decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union on the general legality of the application of the European Directive on PortAccess to JusticeMigrants & Refugees
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01 Mar 2021Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea Operational Annex under reviewPress Release 1 March 2021 London. UK. On Friday 26th February, Prof. Dr.iur. Anna Petrig, Prof. Irini Papanicolopulu, Prof. Steven Haines, Dr. Sofia Galani, David Hammond and Dr. ElisabethLaw Reform and Policy
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26 Feb 2021BPP Law School ‘Sea No Evil’ podcast for Human Rights at SeaPress Release 26 February 2021 London. UK. BPP Law School pro-bono Human Rights Centre has produced a new podcast series with the release of the “Sea No Evil” episode as an introduction to HumanAbout usAccess to JusticeMigrants & Refugees
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18 Feb 2021[Updated] Filipino crew abandonment in FijiPress Release 18 February 2021 Updated: 3/3/21. Island Business & Fiji Live News – see below. Updated: 24/2/21. Pacific Beat coverage and ITF press – see below. London, UK. / Suva, Fiji. Three Filipino crewmen have been left stranded in Fiji by their employers and manning agency. The seafarers haveAccess to Justice
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16 Feb 2021Safeguarding Cadets from physical abuse requires immediate action not delayPress Release 16 February 2021 “This person threw a chair at me that open a cut in my forehead and left some bruises in my arms and head and proceeded to chase me with a knife threatening to kill me.”Access to Justice
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08 Feb 2021Diversity, Inclusion and Hope. A Reality Check in 2021Press Release 8 February 2021 We are All someone’s Daughter. We chose to be Seafarers. London. UK. Human Rights at Sea today publishes a case study by Advisory Board member and maritime professionalEquality at Sea
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08 Feb 2021Diversity, Inclusion and Hope. A Reality Check in 2021.Press Release 8 February 2021 We are All someone’s Daughter. We chose to be Seafarers. London. UK. Human Rights at Sea today publishes a case study by Advisory Board member and maritime professional, Joanne Rawley, providing a personal insight and commentary as a reality check to the issue ofEquality at Sea
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02 Feb 2021NGO Shipbreaking Platform publishes the list of ships dismantled worldwide in 2020Press Release Tuesday 2 February 2021 London.UK. Today the NGO Shipbreaking Platform published the list of ships dismantled worldwide in 2020. According to the Platform, 630 ocean-going commercialAccess to JusticeChildren at Sea
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01 Feb 2021[Updated] Family plea for investigation and accountability into son’s death on MT Sea PrincessPress Release 1 February 2021 [Updated 3 Feb 21] “Sir, I want to know what happened to my dear son. My wife is totally broken.” Updated: 3 Feb 21. See updates at end of article. London. UK. / NewAccess to Justice