Resources on Shipping and inland waterways
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Oman: 100th Member State to ratify the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended (MLC, 2006)
31 March 2022
Oman is the 100th Member State of the ILO to have ratified the Convention.
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San Marino ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended (MLC, 2006)
31 March 2022
San Marino is the 101st Member State of the ILO to have ratified the Convention.
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Sierra Leone ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended (MLC, 2006)
31 March 2022
Sierra Leone became the 99th Member State of the ILO to ratify the Convention.
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Mozambique ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended (MLC, 2006)
28 May 2021
Mozambique became the 98th Member State of the ILO to ratify the Convention.
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UN leaders urge companies relying on shipping supply chains to undertake urgent measures to protect seafarers’ rights
06 May 2021
New due diligence tool aims to help businesses uphold their responsibility to protect human rights at sea, as new COVID variants threaten to further delay crew changes.
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Stranded seafarers: A “humanitarian crisis”
15 September 2020
ILO and other UN bodies want member States to take urgent action to help hundreds of thousands of seafarers left stranded by COVID-19 restrictions.
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ILO welcomes Singapore port’s new measures to help seafarers and ease crew rotations
01 September 2020
Singapore has brought in new measures to facilitate the safe rotation of crews at its port, while protecting ships and the local community.
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ILO welcomes COVID-19 seafarers’ rights agreement
09 July 2020
With hundreds of thousands of seafarers stranded at sea due to the pandemic, a new international agreement recognizes them as key workers who should be protected.
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Brazil ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended (MLC, 2006)
13 May 2020
Brazil became the 97th Member State of the ILO to have ratified the Convention.
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Treat seafarers with “dignity and respect” during COVID-19 crisis
31 March 2020
Seafarers, ship owners and governments are urging ILO member States to ensure the flow of essential goods, energy, food and medicines during the COVID-19 pandemic.