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10 Dec 2020World Human Rights Day 2020: Human rights at sea must be upheld by the LawPress Release Thursday 10 December 2020 LONDON. UK. When Human Rights at Sea was established in April 2014, the concept of universal human rights applying at sea, as equally as they do on land was not explicitly recognised across the wider maritime industry. After all, piracy was on the decline
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10 Dec 2020New Collaboration between Global Fishing Watch and Human Rights at Sea for aligning human rights and technologyPress Release Thursday 10 December 2020 London. UK. On World Human Rights Day, Human Rights at Sea and Global Fishing Watch announce a new collaboration that aims to ensure that policy and satellite
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09 Dec 2020Trustee Recruitment commences for Human Rights at SeaPress Release 9 December 2020 London, UK. Human Rights at Sea has commenced a recruitment drive for experienced and professional Trustees interested in joining the charitable NGO to fill the remaining
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08 Dec 20209 Bedford Row Chambers instructed to review Kiribati Fisheries Observer DeathPress Release 8 December 2020 London, UK. Human Rights at Sea has instructed 9 Bedford Row Chambers, London, to support the ongoing review of the case of Eritara Aatii Kaierua, the Kiribati fisheries observer who was found dead onboard the Taiwanese-flagged vessel WIN FAR 636 in March of this year
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27 Nov 2020Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea receives Europeche endorsementPress Release 27 November 2020 London. UK. During the recent 19 November 2020 webinar covering the latest updates in respect of the ILO Work in Fishing (C188) Convention, Ment van der Zwan, employers’
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24 Nov 2020‘Developing Human Rights at Sea’. HRAS Trustee publishes in Ocean YearbookPress Release Tuesday 24 November 2020 London.UK. Professor Steven Haines, an academic international lawyer who sits on the UK-based charitable Human Rights at Sea (HRAS) Board of Trustees, has
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18 Nov 2020Fisheries Observer Model Conservation & Management Measure PublishedPress Release 18 November 2020 Protecting Fisheries Observers London. UK. Human Rights at Sea publishes the fourth in a series of independent international reports and reviews concerning the safety, security and well-being of Fisheries Observers in the Western and Central Pacific region titled: ‘
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11 Nov 2020Pacific Fisheries Observer Safety, Security and Well-being Reports PublishedPress Release 11 November 2020 Protecting Pacific Fisheries Observers’ Safety, Security and Well-being London, UK. Human Rights at Sea today issues two new international peer-reviewed reports focusing
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10 Nov 2020Respecting the Rights of Individuals is Fundamental to Business SustainabilityCommentary Tuesday 10 November 2020 Respecting the Rights of Individuals is Fundamental to Business Sustainability London.UK. A successful business makes money, has a good reputation, adapts, develops