The seafarers, who were among the world’s keyworkers are now facing humanitarian crisis, as hundreds of thousands have remained stranded at sea, demanding for crew change. In celebration of the Day of the Seafarer, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has

Seafarers with finished contracts onboard international trade vessels can now choose to exercise their right to stop working, leave ships, and return home. This was the pronouncement made by the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) as it slammed the continued

In what was perceived as this government’s answer to the global shipping community’s call for flag states to address and ease protocols in the movement of seafarers in and out of the country, the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) has indicated

UN calls for transport connectivity in landlocked countries The United Nations (UN) has asked the governments to ensure a well-functioning transit transport services and procedures in landlocked developing countries (LLDCs) to survive this pandemic. The  United Nations Conference on Trade

First big contingent of seafarers to address “crew change” departs from Manila Just before the JUNE 15 deadline set by maritime employers and unions to crew supplying country’s to resolve the issue of “crew change”, one of the biggest contingent