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SECLG: The impacts of climate change on human rights
Our next Seafood Ethics Common Language Group (SECLG) meeting will look at the inter-connection of climate change and human rights. Register today. -
SECLG: Driving improvements in labour standards
Our next SECLG meeting will look more closely at collaborative initiatives to drive the improvement of working conditions for fishers. -
SECLG: Working conditions in UK fishing
This meeting will provide a forum for a broad discussion about working conditions within the UK fishing industry. -
SECLG: Recruitment challenges for the seafood sector
This meeting will look at responsible recruitment in the seafood sector and how to ensure the remediation of worker-paid recruitment fees. -
SECLG: Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence (mHRDD)
This webinar meeting will look at how new mandatory human rights due diligence requirements are, or will, impact businesses and vessel owners. -
SECLG: The role of social audits
Shining a light or a snapshot in time - this meeting will explore the role of social audits in a Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) process. -
SECLG: The recruitment dynamic
This meeting will provide a forum for presentations and broad discussion on recruitment risks and access to labour for the seafood sector. -
Marine Environment News in Brief - June 2023
Read about trawling and blue carbon impacts, the benefits of oyster reef restoration and ecosystem services and much more... -
SECLG: Standards and at-sea labour practices
This meeting will look at how these standards and initiatives have developed and are evolving, and how they could be benchmarked in the future. -
Marine Environment News in Brief - November 2021
The latest news on regulation in the marine environment. This month features aquaculture, climate change and consultations. -
The what, why and how of tackling marine wildlife bycatch
Our Marine Environment Regulation Advisor explains how the Marine Wildlife Bycatch Mitigation Initiative aims to protect sensitive marine species. -
Marine Environment News in Brief - May 2021
Our monthly marine environment news update for May 2021.