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The warning came as the delegation was prevented from visiting unjustly imprisoned union colleagues, and amid continuing police violence against union members.
The toolkit highlights cases where seafarers have been scapegoated for accidents and pollution which have arisen as a result of circumstances beyond their control.
IMEC and the ITF invite you to come along to Sustainable Partnerships in Shipping from 12:00 to 14:30 tomorrow, September 12th, at ITF Ho
Houston-based ITF inspector Shwe Aung is just one of those volunteering to help the relief effort.
ITF president Paddy Crumlin, who is based in Sydney, said: “As a trade union organisation we’ve identified Asia Pacific as a major area of growth.
The ITF already has nine offices worldwide including three existing in the Asia Pacific region in Delhi, Tokyo and Sydney.
Beş gün sürecek olan ziyaretin amaçları şunlar: haksız bir biçimde cezaevinde tutulmakta olan sendika yöneticilerini ziyaret etmek; ITF üyesi sekiz Türkiyeli sendika ve bir dernekle görüşmek ve bil
The five-day mission’s aims are: to visit unjustly imprisoned trade union leaders; meet with and gather information from the ITF’s eight Turkish unions and one union association; to visit members o
The Russian and Lithuanian seafarers were part of a crew which joined the ship during May and June in Las Palmas.
The event, Sustainable Partnerships in Shipping, will cover the challenges, breakthroughs and lessons learnt by both organisations during 14 years of working together.
The ITF is supporting its Norwegian maritime affiliates that are advocating for cabotage legislation and the regulation of wages and working conditions for all seafarers working in Norwegian waters
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