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  • Who we are
    • Our Mission
    • Our Strategy
    • Our People
      • Board of Trustees
      • Expert Panel
      • Our Patron
      • Our Founder - David Hammond Esq., Founder, Human Rights at Sea
    • Donors
    • Finances and Annual Reports
  • What we do
    • Law Reform and Policy
      • The Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea
  • Impact
  • News
  • Resources
    • Resources Listing
  • Contact us
  • Need help?