All nations of the world can, and indeed must, fulfil their obligations to protect seafarers’ human rights, in the MLC and otherwise, by designating seafarers, other maritime workers and aviation personnel as key workers providing an essential service.
In its work with the Northeast Maritime Institute – College of Maritime Science, the Commonwealth of Dominica Maritime Administration implores all nations to not only effectuate justice for mariners, but provide for enhanced performance (and thus, maritime safety, security and environmental protection) and the furthering of human rights at sea by designating these workers.
Seafarers simply must not be serving on board vessels without their right to adequate leave time and repatriation upon the termination or natural end of their employment agreements.
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For his commitment, Chris Ozyck named 2020 New Haven Register Person of the Year
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Long time environmental advocate Chris Ozyck stands by the ongoing restoration of the Grand Avenue bridge on the Quinnipiac River in New Haven, Conn. on Dec. 31, 2020. Ozyck has been named the Register s 2020 Person of the Year.Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media
NEW HAVEN For decades, Chris Ozyck has worked to make New Haven a more verdant and carefully tended home, helping tie the city and its residents together into a community.
Across the city he is known for his advocacy for the environment as well as for people and communities.
Loren Gilmore Lundquist died Dec. 16. He was 78.
Lundquist was born April 14, 1942 in Alexandria, Louisiana to Mae Lorraine (Obenland) Lundquist and Gilmore John Peter Lundquist. Graduating from Ohio s Fairborn High School in 1960, he went on to receive a bachelor of science in physics from Ohio State University in 1964 and was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army immediately following graduation. While serving, he completed a master of science in nuclear physics from Ohio State in 1968 before being deployed as a field artillery officer in Vietnam. In Vietnam, he received two Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart.
He joined the Atomic Energy Officer program, earning a secondary specialty in Atomic Energy. He was stationed at nearly all the country s nuclear laboratories, including Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, Sandia Laboratory, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and the Army Nuclear and Chemical Agency and Department of Energy Headquarters.