Many of you have supported me from the very beginning of my fight for accountability and safety at sea, and I’m incredibly grateful for every message, signature, and share along the way.

Over the past year I pushed hard to raise awareness about the failures in safeguarding and reporting that I experienced while working on cruise ships. Together we’ve gathered support, built a documented timeline of events, and shown that crew members deserve better protection and proper reporting when serious incidents occur.

For the past few months I took a step back from the fight to focus on my mental health and to rebuild my life. I’m happy to say I’m doing much better — I’m finally able to breathe a little again.

But something important happened in the background.

A petition I submitted to the UK Parliament has now officially been accepted and published, which means it can trigger a government response and potentially a parliamentary debate if it reaches enough signatures.

This is where I need your help again.

If the petition reaches 10,000 signatures, the UK Government must issue a formal response.  
At 100,000 signatures, it can be considered for debate in Parliament.

Your signature could help push for real oversight and better protections so that what happened to me cannot happen to other crew members in the future.

Please take a moment to sign and share the petition:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/759232

Thank you again to everyone who has supported me along this journey. Even when I stepped back for my mental health, your support never went unnoticed. 💛