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19 Jun 2008
ITF launches new resource for world’s seafarers
A major new resource for the world’s seafarers was unveiled this week at the ITF’s maritime conference in Stockholm, Sweden. www.itfseafarers.org, an innovative news, advice and support service, was launched both to press and to the hundreds of...

11 Apr 2008
Win for stranded Indian seafarers
Seafarers, who have been stranded on board a flag of convenience vessel in Singapore for nearly three months, have won more than US$100,000 in back wages. The 22 Indian seafarers on board the North Korean registered MV Lady Belinda, run by Blue...
 

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Press releases

15 Aug 2008
ITF on war zones: Question mark remains over Georgia decision
Responding to the Joint Negotiating Group’s rejection of the proposal to declare Georgian coastal waters a warlike operations area, ITF General Secretary David Cockroft said: “It’s an understandable decision, given the declaration of a ceasefire...

21 Jul 2008
IBF press release: Bargaining forum meets in Hong Kong
Leaders of international maritime employers and unions came together for a two day meeting in Hong Kong on the 16th and 17 July 2008 to discuss issues outstanding from the last round of pay negotiations at the International Bargaining Forum in...
 

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Join the ITF in calling for justice in Guatemala. Pedro Zamora, General Secretary of the Dockers' union STEPQ, was brutally murdered in Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala, while driving his two children from the port hospital. Now, other union leaders face similar threats of violence. We must ensure the guilty are brought to justice ¡No hay impunidad! more >>
 
 
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