Humanization of Law of Sea in Perspective of Interaction between Law of Sea and Human Rights

Since non-compliance with human rights at sea is not tangible to what is happening on land, it doesnot receive much attention from the international community. While human rights must be taken into account at sea as much as they are on land. Given the fragmentation in international law, the relationship of human rights and law of the sea has provided the necessary grounds for the humanization of the law of the sea. One of the reasons for the fragmentation in international law is the creation of self-contained regimes. Undoubtedly, among these systems are human rights and law of sea, each of which has its own resources and mechanisms, and the collision of these systems with each other in the international system is inevitable. The interaction of the law of the sea with human rights can be seen as an opportunity to develop international law in order to further develop the rule of law. The purpose of the law of the sea is to regulate the relations of states at sea, but our intention is to go in the opposite direction and write about the relation between individual and state in this arena and the interaction between human rights and the law of the sea.