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14 Jul 2020Concerns raised over location of MT Gulf Sky and its 28 Indian crewUpdated Joint Press Release Human Rights at Sea and Dominica Flag State Administration 14 July 2020 [Updated] London. UK. / Fairhaven. MA. USA. Human Rights at Sea and the Dominica Flag State Administration are increasingly concerned about the change in status of the MT Gulf Sky (IMO 9150377) and
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14 Jul 2020OP-ED: Heroes or Hostages? Ms. Ivana Carrioni-Burnett Port of London Authority PilotOP-ED 14 June 2020 Heroes or Hostages? by Ivana Maria Carrioni-Burnett London. UK. Reporting for Human Rights at Sea and following her first two OP-EDs, Port of London Authority Pilot, Ms. Ivana
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09 Jul 2020Fisheries Observer Deaths at Sea Report version availability increasedPress Release 9 July 2020 London. UK. Following unprecedented demand for copies of the new Human Rights at Sea fisheries report ‘Fisheries Observer Deaths at Sea, Human Rights and the Role and
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08 Jul 2020Maritime Charities Group (MSG) Launch Mental Health and Wellbeing Training StandardPress Release 8 July 2020 London.UK. The Maritime Charities Group (MCG) a coalition of 10 major maritime charities, has joined forces with the Merchant Navy Training Board to publish a good practice guide to designing a training course for seafarers on mental health and wellbeing awareness. Written
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07 Jul 2020Dominica Maritime Flag Administration joins HRAS Arbitration Webinar on 9 July 2020Press Release 7 July 2020 ‘Arbitration as a Means of Effective Remedy for Human Rights Abuses at Sea’ London. UK. The Commonwealth of Dominica Maritime flag Administration will be joining the 9 July
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05 Jul 2020Seafarers UK CEO raises concerns about availability and reliability of crew suicide statisticsSeafarer suicide statistics spotlighted as coronavirus curtails crew changes London. UK. Seafarers UK CEO, Catherine Spencer, has raised public concerns about the availability and reliability of
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04 Jul 2020Human Rights at Sea Welcomes WWF StatementPress Release Saturday 4 July 2020 London.UK. Human Rights at Sea welcomes and supports the WWF statement on the issue of Human Rights Abuses at Sea published on the 3rd of July 2020. The full Statement can be read here and it is also replicated below: “WWF is committed to building a future where
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04 Jul 2020Human Rights at Sea Welcomes WWF StatementPress Release Saturday 4 July 2020 London.UK. Human Rights at Sea welcomes and supports the WWF statement on the issue of Human Rights Abuses at Sea published on the 3rd of July 2020. The full
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04 Jul 2020REPORT: Fisheries Observer Deaths at Sea, Human Rights and the Role and Responsibilities of Fisheries OrganisationsPress Release 3 July 2020 UPDATED 9 July 2020 – Low & High Resolution Report links added “ Is there a ‘thank you’ to the observer? Something to sustain his widow and children for a few years, at least