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The ITF’s number of young workers has increased by 55 percent from 1.15 million to 1.78 million members since our last congress in 2018. This growth is a direct result of the collective commitment that ITF affiliates made to prioritise youth membership and build a stronger, more representative

Women delegates to the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) Congress in Marrakech united today to reaffirm their message that women belong : in transport, in unions, in decision-making, and in leadership. The Conference celebrated the critical milestone of 25 years since the

Motions on issues spanning rights, climate action, Palestine and Israel all debated in key Congress session. At the ITF Congress in Marrakech on 17 October, delegates united to push forward a series of critical motions addressing equality, sustainability, and workers' rights. Each motion reinforced

The ITF’s campaign on Flags of Convenience takes major step forward with new standard for international seafarers’ rights and working conditions. The ‘ Marrakech Policy ’, adopted today at the International Transport Workers’ Federation’s (ITF) Joint Seafarers’ and Dockers’ Conference, now forms the

Unions are pressing forward with their global campaign for safe and sustainable railways and will seize the opportunity to influence to demand the international labour standards for rail in 2025. Trade unionists came together today at the ITF’s Rail Conference in Marrakech to endorse a five-point

Public transport is a public good which must be run in the interests of the working class, not to generate profit for a small handful of private companies and multi-nationals. This is the key message coming out of the ITF’s Urban Transport Conference which took place today at ITF’s Congress in

Eliminating the scourge of ‘Flags of Non-Compliance’ (FONC) is now at the heart of the ITF Fisheries Section’s work. A major industrial campaign to confront what the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) calls ‘Flags of Non-Compliance’ (FONC) is now set to start – after ITF affiliates

Whether they’re facing unjust criminalisation, bad working and living conditions, or poor gender equality, the global economy’s keyworkers deserve much better. Navigating a positive way forward for seafarers was at the heart of plans confirmed at the Seafarers’ Section conference today in Marrakech