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23 Nov 2015Ensign Events announces venue for IMHR conferenceEnsign Events announces the Royal College of Surgeons as the venue for the International Maritime Human Rights Conference and Gala Dinner 2016 on September 14th 2016. As one of the world’s leading surgical institutions, the College has been based at Lincoln’s Inn Fields since 1797, representing an -
21 Nov 2015Press Release: Human Rights at Sea & the UNiTE to Violence Against Women Campaign: 16 Days of ActivismHuman Rights at Sea is lending its support and voice to the UN-led UNiTE to End Violence Against Women Campaign which runs throughout the ’16 Days of Activism’ between 25 November – 10 December 2015Equality at SeaLaw Reform and Policy
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18 Nov 2015Updated SeaWatch Migrant Rescue Blog – operations in the MediterraneanThe SeaWatch Migrant Rescue Blog has been updated with the latest operations from the island of Levsos, Greece. Launching the latest missions, successful rescues are underway. On November 16th theMigrants & Refugees
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16 Nov 20152016 International Maritime Human Rights Conference AnnouncedPress Release Monday 16th November 2015 Ensign Events announces launch of first International Maritime Human Rights Conference “Respect, Responsibility, Remedy in the Maritime Environment” Ensign Events together with Human Rights at Sea announce the launch of the International Maritime Human Rights
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15 Nov 2015Migrants Linked to Paris AttacksPicture Credit: Reuters By Reuters 2015-11-14 18:18:39 The holder of a Syrian passport found near the body of one of the gunmen who died in Friday night’s attacks in Paris passed through Greece inMigrants & Refugees
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15 Nov 2015Human Rights at Sea launches new Gender and LGBT at Sea work areasPress Release Immediate Human Rights at Sea launches new Gender and LGBT work areas “There are 17 sustainable development goals all based on a single, guiding principle: to leave no one behind. WeEquality at SeaLaw Reform and Policy
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12 Nov 2015The HRAS Interview: Dr Patricia Kailola, CEO of Pacific Dialogue, FijiTuna: Caught by Slaves and Canned by Slaves Welcoming and warm-hearted, Fijians and other Pacific Islanders can be lured into the dark side of commercial tuna fishing. “Would you buy a can of tuna that you knew had been caught by slaves and canned by slaves?” asks Dr Patricia Kailola, CEO of Fiji
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27 Oct 2015The HRAS Interview with Dean Summers of ITF AustraliaThe HRAS Interview with Dean Summers of ITF Australia Slave Ship; Death Ship; Summers Wants Change In August 2015, ITF Australia coordinator, and fourth-generation seafarer, Dean Summers swum theAccess to JusticeLaw Reform and Policy
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26 Oct 2015Missing Seafarers & Fishers Reporting Programme fully mobile enabledPRESS RELEASE – Immediate Human Rights at Sea is pleased to announce that its Missing Seafarers & Fishers Reporting Programme online platform is now fully mobile enabled for all smart phones, tabletsAccess to Justice
