Four seafarers abandoned in Washington State after vessel quits US flag to evade regulations.
Four seafarers from Colombia, Panama, and Peru have been abandoned without pay on a 60-year-old tugboat in an alarming case of maritime exploitation in the USA.
While shipping companies profit from the Red Sea crisis, seafarers are paying the price.
A pilot program that will rebuild national merchant shipping in Australia is underway, marking a significant victory for the Maritime Union
Seafarers’ mental health education now mandatory in all maritime academies after ITF ‘trains the trainers’.
The maritime industry, a backbone of global trade, relies on the hard work of seafarers who navigate the world's oceans, ensuring goods are delivered efficiently.
The ITF has praised today’s decision at the ILO (International Labour Organization) in Geneva today to build on the success of the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 by including in it new mechanisms to tackle crew abandonment.
Captain and chief mate sentenced without evidence to connect them to drugs found on vessel, after spending year in prison with crew awaiting trial.
Whether they’re facing unjust criminalisation, bad working and living conditions, or poor gender equality, the global economy’s keyworkers deserve much better.
The strikers and their unions are protesting President Ja
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