Latest Updates Civil Society Supporting London International Shipping Week 2023 Jan 20, 2023 10:37 am Civil Society Supporting London International Shipping Week 2023 charlotte Fri, 20/01//2023 – 10:37 Human Rights at Sea…
Latest Updates NATO Issues Two New Podcasts with Human Rights at Sea NATO Issues Two New Podcasts with Human Rights at Sea charlotte Fri, 13/01//2023 – 10:23 The NATO Centre of Excellence…
Update: Filipino crew abandonment in Fiji London, UK. / Suva, Fiji. Three Filipino crewmen have been left stranded in Fiji by their employers and manning agency. The seafarers have found themselves with…
Latest News from Human Rights at Sea: Concerns raised over location of MV Gulf Sky and its 22 Indian crew London. UK. / Fairhaven. MA. USA. Human Rights at Sea and the…
Latest News from Human Rights at Sea: COVID-19: Fact Suppression or Careless Under-reporting of Seafarer’s Struggles? “Panic is there onboard as well as at home. In this severe situation we would…
2019 Empowering Women Conference Speech by Sayedeh Hajar Hejazi 11th April 2019 London.UK. Attending the 2019 Empowering Women in the Maritime Community conference at the World Maritime University in Malmo,…
First Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea published London.UK. The first version of the inaugural ‘Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea‘ is today published by Human Rights at…
London.UK. Human Rights at Sea is pleased to announce that its Missing Seafarers & Fishers Reporting Programme has had its intellectual property (IP) reinforced in respect of protecting the original…
The Trustees of Human Rights at Sea today announce that the Founder of the charity, David Hammond, will be retiring from his role as CEO and will become a Trustee…
Human Rights at Sea is very pleased to welcome two new Trustees in support of the charity’s national and international work, and its development. Mr. Ian Millen and Ms. Amanda…
“We are totally unsafe here… this is a dead ship. Sea water is leaking in the engine room… no facilities… rusty water…. If anything happens we will not survive. All…
On Wednesday 29 March, CEO David Hammond spoke in the European Parliament to outline the new voluntary ‘Code of Conduct for Search and Rescue Operations undertaken by civil society Non-Governmental…
Newsletter No.9Our Reporting: Final Quarter 2016 View this email in your browser Read Time: 6 Minutes CEO’s Summary For those in the northern hemisphere today is our shortest day. The good news for…
It’s no secret to those in the industry that the maritime sector is one of the most diverse in the world. Seafarers hail from a wide range of cultures, nationalities…
Human Rights at Sea is pleased to announce the further development of its international Internship Programme as sponsored by Seafarers UK, with the acceptance of Mrs Hajar Hejazi as its first…
“I have no worry about crossing the sea, because as soon as I take decision to leave my family for an unknown world, there is no more worry. I will…
Human Rights at Sea expands global flagship programme to record and investigate cases of missing seafarers to include missing fishers at sea The updated and re-titled ‘Missing Seafarers and Fishers…
UK 19 April 2016. Human Rights at Sea publish new international guidance. The independent maritime human rights charity, Human Rights at Sea, today publishes new independent guidance for volunteer maritime…
“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…
Following an overwhelmingly positive response to the launch of the first International Maritime Human Rights Conference and Gala Dinner, Ensign Events, together with Human Rights at Sea, are delighted to…
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…
Human Rights at Sea is pleased to announce that its Missing Seafarers Reporting Programme online platform is now fully mobile enabled for all smart phones, tablets and mobile devices. This…
Human Rights at Sea has been following the investigations by the Australian Senate Committee concerning the detention of asylum seekers arriving by sea in the Nauru Regional Processing Centre. On…
Human Rights at Sea is pleased to announce a new partnership with AFEX, one of the world’s largest non-bank payment and risk management solution providers in the world. By Jeanius…
Platform welcomes as partner organisation the new initiative “Human Rights at Sea”, calling for the maritime industry to face its human rights responsibility Brussels, 10 November 2014 – The NGO Shipbreaking Platform,…