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David Hammond (Human Rights at Sea, CEO) and Professor Steven Haines (University of Greenwich and Honorary Trustee) join the Operational Maritime Law podcast to discuss the protection of human rights at sea. This two part interview, address' some of the laws protecting the victims of human rights

Professor Danielle George explores the world's most hazardous workplace - the ocean. By 2030 the oceans will provide direct employment for 40 million jobs. But those who work at sea have some of the most dangerous professions on the planet. With the help of a panel of experts, Danielle explores what

On today’s episode of The Law Down Under Podcast, we interview a Law of the Sea (including Human Rights at Sea) expert, Dr Natalie Klein. Dr Klein is a professor at UNSW, Sydney, where she teaches and researches in areas of international law, in particular the law of the sea and international

This week’s edition of the Lloyd’s List podcast was recorded on International Human Rights Day – a reminder to everyone that seafarers’ rights are still being routinely tossed aside and the workers who have kept global supply chains moving over the pandemic remain too far down the list of priorities

Mr Kaierua died in mysterious circumstances onboard a Taiwanese fishing vessel in March last year, but a 12-month long probe by Kiribati police has failed to make any conclusions. The CEO of the NGO, Human Rights at Sea, David Hammond said the Kaierua family are the victims, because of the delay and

Professor Steven Haines speaks to John Leonida about human rights at sea and focuses on the superyacht industry and the issues and challenges it faces Listen to the podcast here.

This is the first episode where Even Keel had two guests. Joanne Rowley and David Hammond. Jo is on the advisory board of Human RIghts at Sea, of which David is the founder and CEO. In this episode, Jo discusses Sexual Harassment at sea while David discusses Abandonment. Listen to the podcast here.

In this episode, Sam Grimley speaks to David Hammond and Elizabeth Mavropoulou from the NGO Human Rights at Sea. They discuss the unique human rights challenges faced by those at sea, and what HRAS is doing to help. Listen to the podcast here.

In this podcast we will look at the legal and operational complexities of seaborne migrant rescue and we will point our listeners in the right direction to access freely available information, advice and support when caught in the crosshairs of the perhaps inevitable political standoff which may