MSC is calling for an urgent crew change solution for the bulk carrier “ANASTASIA”, which is stuck off the coast of northern China, and is among dozens of ships in a waiting line near the port of Caofeidian.
Sailors’ Society’s Helpline Service Provides Mental Health Support To More Than 12000 Seafarers
Sailors’ Society, one of the largest seafarer welfare charities in the world, is providing mental health support to more than 12,000 seafarers via its new ‘Ship Connect’ helpline service.
ISWAN’s New Guidance Aims To Help Companies Implement Mental Health Policies For Seafarers
An essential new guide Mentally Healthy Ships has been launched by ISWAN to provide shipping companies and ship operators with information to help devise and implement mental health policies and practices to promote and protect seafarers’ mental health.
Seafarers Should Get COVID-19 Vaccines On Priority, Says IMO
As the coronavirus vaccine distribution plan comes to the forefront, key workers and industries are clamouring to ensure that their workers get the priority in the vaccination plan.
EU Calls For Adoption Of International Cooperation To Address Challenges Faced By Seafarers
General Statement on behalf of the European Union and its Member States delivered by Ms Peggy Vissers, European Union Delegation to the United Nations, 75th Session of the United Nations General Assembly Agenda.
Seafarers “Extremely Vulnerable” To Attacks – Sailors’ Society Responds To Stowaway Incident Off UK Coast
Attacks on ships can be “utterly terrifying” for the seafarers involved, Sailors’ Society CEO Sara Baade has said, following an incident off the Isle of Wight this weekend during which stowaways reportedly became violent towards an oil tanker crew.
400,000 Seafarers Stuck At Sea As Crew Change Crisis Deepens
Some 400,000 seafarers from across the globe are now stranded on ships, continuing to work but unable to be relieved, in a deepening crew change crisis which threatens trade and maritime safety.
450 Seafarers Quarantined On Board For Weeks Amid COVID Outbreak On Ships
A suspected coronavirus outbreak on 20 ships off the coast of a tiny Indian island has left 300 ill seafarers stranded on board without basic medical supplies for weeks, international maritime charity Sailors’ Society has reported.
Seafarers’ Rights International Calls For Investigation Into Perfect Storm For Seafarers
The recent spate of grim casualties cannot simply be written off as bad luck, says Seafarers’ Rights International (SRI), the international pan-industry body researching maritime and seafarers’ law.
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