Members of BlueRights (COST Action CA23103), the network on human rights at sea, examine the situation of seafarers in the Strait of Hormuz, including whether seafarers can refuse to sail.
BlueRights
From Arctic search and rescue to maritime labour, migration law and communications, BlueRights members are using Short-Term Scientific Missions to deepen research, access new expertise and build collaborations across Europe. These four missions show what changes when researchers work in a different environment — and how mobility can turn new perspectives into stronger research and…
Marking 60 years of the UN International Covenants on Human Rights, this conference in Tbilisi will explore how human rights protection can better respond to vulnerable people. BlueRights sessions will focus on the right to health at sea, seafarers’ wellbeing, mental health vulnerabilities, and the legal and governance challenges shaping protection in maritime environments.
From seafarer abandonment to health, safety and working conditions, this three-day Training School in Ankara explored how knowledge and training can strengthen the protection of people working at sea.
