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Ecuadorian inspectors and authorities train to identify forced labour on fishing vessels
Grupo de personas sonrientes sosteniendo un diploma junto con los banners de OIT "Pesca Justa" y el Ministerio de Trabajo del Ecuador

Ecuadorian inspectors and authorities train to identify forced labour on fishing vessels

ILO and its partners, Cornell University and the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF), together with their counterparts in Ecuador – Ministry of Labour, the Vice-Ministry of Aquaculture and Fisheries, the National Directorate of Aquatic...

National Day of Fisherpeople: challenges and risks in their working activities
Pescador con gorra roja y overol naranja sostiene una red de pesca en una lancha sobre el mar, con la costa y edificios de una ciudad al fondo. Detrás del pescador, se observa el logo dle proyecto Pesca Justa

National Day of Fisherpeople: challenges and risks in their working activities

In Peru and Ecuador, most workers involved in the fishing sector work in the informal economy (around 84% in Peru and 77% in Ecuador), without access to labor rights and without social protection coverage.

Fact sheet: Strengthening decent work in the fishing sector of Ecuador and Peru

Fact sheet: Strengthening decent work in the fishing sector of Ecuador and Peru

This document outlines the objectives and scope of the project "Strengthening decent work in the fishing sector of Ecuador and Peru"

Work in fishing Convention, 2007 (No. 188). Marking the roadmap for decent work in the fishing sector

Work in fishing Convention, 2007 (No. 188). Marking the roadmap for decent work in the fishing sector

This brochure summarizes the objective and scope of the ILO Convention No. 188. The objective of the Convention is to ensure that fishers have decent conditions of work on board fishing vessels. It applies to all fishers and fishing vessels engaged...