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02 Mar 2017New NGO guidance for co-ordination of Search and Rescue in the Mediterranean publishedPRESS RELEASE Immediate – 2 March 2017 Today, Human Rights at Sea publishes the first voluntary NGO minimum standard guidance working towards increased levels of joint co-ordination and co-operation for the on-going humanitarian relief effort in the Mediterranean region and in close co-ordination -
24 Feb 2017SeafoodSource Q&A with Ged Nash: Irish fishermen’s rights advocateReproduced with permission. By Gao Fu Mao, Contributing Editor reporting from Beijing, China First published in SeafoodSource on Friday, February 17, 2017 More than a year after a Guardian undercover -
24 Feb 2017Abandonment: MV Liberty Prrudencia crew abandoned Zhoushan, ChinaWe are asking for our hard earned wages but they are not considering our wages payment and not following MLC conventions” In yet another case of alleged abandonment, the 19 Indian crew of the Hong -
10 Feb 2017Chinese Seafarers: An Invisible GroupThe HRAS Interview with Dr Pengfei Zhang – Chinese Seafarers: An Invisible Group The latest interview from the ‘HRAS Interview’ platform comes from Dr Pengfei Zhang where he discusses in detail the challenges of Chinese seafarers and the effects of international legislation which protects seafarers -
10 Feb 2017Two new themes launched for UK Seafarers Awareness Week (24-30 June 2017)‘Maritime Jobs at Sea and Ashore’ and ‘Sea Ports for Prosperity’ Two new themes launched for Seafarers Awareness Week (24-30 June 2017) Announcing the themes ‘Maritime Jobs at Sea and Ashore’ and ‘Sea -
31 Jan 2017Marlins and Human Rights at Sea new Diversity and Inclusion at Sea course goes livePRESS RELEASE Immediate Marlins and Human Rights at Sea new Diversity and Inclusion at Sea course goes live Marlins, V.Group’s training business and Human Rights at Sea collaboration on a Diversity -
25 Jan 2017CEO North Atlantic Fish joins Human Rights at Sea Board of TrusteesPRESS RELEASE Immediate Mr. Matthew Cox, CEO North Atlantic Fish, joins Human Rights at Sea Board of Trustees Human Rights at Sea is very pleased to welcome Mr. Matthew Cox, CEO of North Atlantic Fish, who joins the charity’s Board of Trustees with immediate effect. Chair of Trustees, Fiona Laurence -
19 Jan 2017Human Rights at Sea launches new Legal Research ProgrammePRESS RELEASE IMMEDIATE Human Rights at Sea today launches its innovative Legal Research Programme as part of its expanding charitable work published through its online maritime human rights platform -
28 Dec 2016Human Rights at Sea: An Annual ReviewFirst published: The Maritime Executive 2016-12-27 17:26:06 When asked to provide an annual review the temptation is to list every subjective 2016 success to polish the corporate image and put one’s
