Webinar on the Opportunities and Challenges of the Ratification of ILO Convention No. 188 on Working in Fishing

Fishing is recognized as a hazardous occupation, with capture fisheries having among the highest incidence of occupational injuries and fatalities. Fishers across the range of commercial fishing operations commonly face long working hours, remote work, exposure to dangerous weather conditions and the generally hazardous nature of working in the marine environment.

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Jakarta, Indonesia

4 March 2021

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