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The International Transport Workers’ Federation has further condemned the violence and use of excessive force in Chile that have led to the deaths of at least 20 people, and demanded that Chilean President Sebastián Piñera listen to the people or resign and call an election.

Union leaders from countries across the Caribbean have come together to develop a strategy for building transport workers’ power in the region. Over 20 activists from nine countries met in Antigua. They agreed to focus on building power through working to organise transport workers in tourism

Over forty railway union activists from Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan have come together to share strategies on organising in restructured railway companies. The three-day workshop in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan included twenty women workers and was backed by Union To Union (U2U) - the Swedish trade union

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has hosted the screening of a new film at ITF House exposing how global aid budgets are used to reinforce spiralling inequality in the world, and how people can challenge this. The event, organised by the IFJ's UK affiliate the National Union of

The ITF has called for the immediate end to the state of emergency in Chile, the opening of a genuine dialogue with the unions and civil society groups, and sent international solidarity to the Chilean people in their struggle against the repressive actions of the government. ITF general secretary

The Executive Board of the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), meeting in Montreal on 17-18 October today offered its full support to the French driver following the accident that occurred on October 16 between Mohon and Poix-Terron.

ITF inspector (Liverpool, North West England and Wales) Tommy Molloy has participated in a major anti-modern-day slavery event in Liverpool, UK. Organised by the UK Border Force at the Merseyside Maritime and International Slavery Museum, the two-day event marked national anti-slavery day and

On the 16-17 October 2019, representatives from the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) attended a hearing at the Canadian Industrial Labor Relations Board (CIRB) regarding the right to strike at the Port of Montreal, Canada. The case that was brought forth by the Maritime Employers

Statement from ITF general secretary Stephen Cotton on the upcoming Canadian election.

Despite impunity from shipowners and a lack of cooperation from Iranian and Syrian flag states, the ITF and our affiliates have secured the repatriation home of seafarers in two separate cases of abandonment in the Arab World and Iran.