MPHRP welcomes the release of Captain Sunil James
The Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme welcomes the release of Captain Sunil James.
Read moreThe Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme welcomes the release of Captain Sunil James.
Read moreThe Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme (MPHRP) has today on behalf of the unfortunate family of Captain Sunil James written to the President of Togo to kindly request hid support to allow Captain James, without any further delay, to return India and perform the last rites of his son, Vivaan, who died on 2 December 2013.
Read moreRoy Paul, MPHRP Programme Director, and Chirag Bahri, MPHRP Regional Director for South Asia, met with 2 Indian officers of the MT Matrix along with the crewing manager in Mumbai on 19th November 2013.
Read moreWe know that it is Hollywood, but as the new blockbuster, Captain Phillips , premieres around the globe, MPHRP asks movie goers to remember that it is based on a true story involving real life seafarers.
Read moreNew Fund for the Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme
Read morePiracy survivors group backs new film
Read moreCrew member of MV Iceberg 1 arrives home after 1000 days in captivity
Read morePrevention is better that Cure
Read moreSeafarers Trust announces plans for coming year
Read moreMPHRP launches pre-departure piracy awareness training and showing of the film A Hijacking
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