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31 Jan 2016Shipowner and Seafarers’ Unions team up to launch new guidance on the elimination of harassment and bullyingSHIPOWNERS AND SEAFARERS’ UNIONS TEAM UP TO LAUNCH NEW GUIDANCE ON THE ELIMINATION OF HARASSMENT AND BULLYING Maritime employers and seafarers’ unions have joined forces to publish new international ‘Guidance on Eliminating Shipboard Harassment and Bullying’. The new Guidelines, developed by theLaw Reform and Policy
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31 Jan 2016This is EU foreign policy: If you don´t want to see these pictures – stop us producing themSource: SeaWatch From the frontline SeaWatch teams working to save life in the Mediterranean. Christian Büttner / EIKON NORD GMBH GERMANY After witnessing a series of boats accidents including
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30 Jan 2016LGBT at Sea initiative develops its footprintHuman Rights at Sea is pleased to be able to highlight the development of its LGBT at Sea initiative as it increases its profile and footprint advocating for greater awareness, profile and acceptanceEquality at Sea
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28 Jan 2016When dangers at sea draw the right attentionGirija Shettar, senior editor | 28 January 2016 Reproduced with express permission At the launch of Seafarers Awareness Week in London, UK, last night, an event aimed at increasing the country’s maritime personnel recruitment and retention, it was refreshing to see that the event’s organiserAccess to JusticeEquality at SeaLaw Reform and Policy
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28 Jan 2016Migrants Die After Confusion over SAR LawsBy MarEx 2016-01-28 15:44:39 Reproduced with express permission The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) has raised concerns over reports that some would-be rescuers may have been deterredMigrants & Refugees
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27 Jan 2016Press Release: Human Rights at Sea welcomes ITF pledge to fund MV Seaman Guard Ohio crew legal costs“Our families face financial ruin. Men have lost wives, houses have been repossessed, family members have died and one of the men is due to become a father in the next few days. This existence cannotAccess to JusticeEquality at SeaLaw Reform and Policy
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27 Jan 2016Why does Pride still matter in 2016?“The need for positive role models in the maritime industry is clear” The UK has come a long way in a relatively short period of time in terms of equal rights for the LGBT+ community. There have been some huge steps towards equality with the equalising of the age of consent to 16 years old in 2001
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26 Jan 2016SeaWatch Migrant Rescue Blog Updated – Offshore LesbosMigrants & Refugees
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26 Jan 2016Human Rights at Sea updates free resource library contentHuman Rights at Sea updates free resource library content 26th January 2016 HRAS Development, Interns Human Rights at Sea has updated its free on-line library as part of the charity’s drive toAbout us