-
30 Jan 2021[Updated] Tragic seafarer suicide on asphalt tanker vessel off UAE coastUpdated Press Release 30 January 2021 [updated 3 Feb 21] Update: 3 Feb 21. Flag Status. Please see detail at end of the article. London. UK. With express permission, it is with great sadness that we report the tragic and premature death of a young seafarer onboard the MT SEA PRINCESS (IMO 8607634)Access to Justice
-
29 Jan 2021Letter to the Editor on Neptune Declaration on Seafarer Wellbeing and Crew ChangePress Release 29 January 2021 London. UK. On invitation by the Editor Break Bulk News, Human Rights at Sea provided its input and human rights perspective on the Neptune Declaration on SeafarerAccess to JusticeLaw Reform and Policy
-
28 Jan 2021The Right to Life: Italy found by UN in violation of the right to life of Migrants at SeaHuman Rights at Sea Commentary 27 January 2021 London.UK. Yesterday (27 January), the UN Human Rights Committee (HRC), the treaty body responsible for the monitoring of the International Covenant onMigrants & Refugees
-
27 Jan 2021Migrants and Refugees at Sea: 2020 ReviewPress Release Wednesday, 27 January 2021 Photo credit: Shutterstock. Nicolas Economou. London.UK. 2020 was a challenging and introspective year for many, largely characterised by the COVID-19 global coronavirus pandemic; not only a crisis of public health, but also a secondary crisis of socialMigrants & Refugees
-
26 Jan 2021HRAS signatory to Neptune Declaration on Seafarer Wellbeing and Crew ChangePress Release 26 January 2021 London, UK. Human Rights at Sea has become a signatory along with 300 maritime industry stakeholders of the ‘Neptune Declaration on Seafarer Wellbeing and Crew Change’Access to JusticeLaw Reform and Policy
-
26 Jan 2021Exploited Indonesian Fishers to be repatriated. Vessel de-listed from MSC-CertificationPress Release 26 January 2021 “Human Rights at Sea welcomes all local actions taken to urgently address this pernicious behaviour. We reiterate that any form of exploitation should not be toleratedAccess to Justice
-
22 Jan 2021Captain Lloyd writes to UK Secretary of State for Transport over Seafarer VaccinationsPress Release 22 January 2020 London. UK. Human Rights at Sea Advisory Board member, Captain Michael Lloyd RD**,MNM, CMMar, FNI has followed up an earlier correspondence to the IMO Secretary General, with a new letter directed to the Rt Hon Grant Shapps MP, the UK Secretary of State for TransportAccess to JusticeLaw Reform and Policy
-
19 Jan 2021Indonesian Fishers fight for Safe Working Conditions and Repatriation from the Marshall IslandsAWARENESS ARTICLE 19 January 2021 “They have been directed to sign a statement letter of deduction of salary for five months amounting to USD 100 for administrative costs of registration and departureAccess to Justice
-
18 Jan 2021The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Why shipping still needs to focus on human rights at seaPODCAST Why shipping still needs to focus on human rights at sea London. UK. Listen to the latest Lloyds List podcast with Editor Richard Meade and CEO David Hammond discussing the issue of humanAbout usAccess to JusticeLaw Reform and Policy