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09 Jul 2024Insight Briefing Notes now available on Key Human Rights Business IssuesHuman Rights at Sea International is pleased to announce the publishing of free Briefing Notes on key issues affecting human and labour rights protections at sea. Our series of 'Insights' has started with two important matters. First, is the update of STCW amendments in support of seafarers toESGEducationDevelopment
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02 Jul 2024Human Rights Council Side Event - Seafarer Human Rights and Safety InterventionBy invitation, Human Rights at Sea International submitted an oral intervention during a 56th Human Rights Council side event. In doing so, HRAS International was supporting the Republic of theShippingESGHuman Security
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02 Jul 2024Death at Sea Justice Campaign LaunchesHuman Rights at Sea International is proud to announce the launch of the Death at Sea Justice Campaign. This ongoing campaign, sponsored by Blue Marine Foundation and the Sustainable Fisheries andFisheriesJusticeSocial Purpose
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28 Jun 2024HRAS International adopts UK Armed Forces Covenant and Signs PledgeHuman Rights at Sea International is pleased to announce the adoption and signing of the pledge to uphold the UK Armed Forces Covenant demonstrating overt support for the Armed Forces Community. The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise by the nation to those who serve. It says we will do all we can toSocial PurposeDevelopment
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24 Jun 2024Death at Sea Film Wins National Royal Television Society Student AwardOn 21 June 2024, Death at Sea won the UK national award in the Postgraduate Factual – Short Form category at the prestigious Royal Television Society Student Awards 2024 , sponsored by Channel 4. HeldJusticeSocial PurposeCommunications
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18 Jun 2024The High Seas Treaty: A Critical PerspectiveOn Tuesday 18 June 2024, alongside subject matter experts, Human Rights at Sea International attended and contributed to the multi-disciplinary ‘High Seas Treaty’ event held at the UK NationalShippingFisheriesESGJustice
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10 Jun 2024Issuing Our New Client Service ProposalsHuman Rights at Sea International is pleased to issue its new client service proposals across all areas of business engagement as a socially-focused human rights entity. As our proposal headlines state: "Actively invest in your supply and value chain social reviews and business protections."About usDevelopmentServices
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04 Jun 2024‘Awaken New Depths’ - Supporting World Oceans Day 2024Human Rights at Sea International is proud to support United Nations World Oceans Day event, taking place on 7 June 2024 both virtually (10AM-1:30PM EDT) and at the UN headquarters in New York. TheSocial PurposeEducation
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03 Jun 2024Legislative Success: New Zealand Onshore Seafarer Welfare Services Sustained in LawAfter four years of lobbying, sector and stakeholder engagement, and a detailed supporting report with Counsel's opinion, we are pleased to report that the New Zealand Government has committed toShippingHuman SecurityAdvisory