In the first comprehensive overview of its kind, DNV GL has mapped out what is necessary to be in compliance with US Coast Guard (USCG) requirements to operate
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Container ship receives revolutionary, dual-fuel, low-speed engine
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New requirements under the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) to require all ships to have plans and procedures to recover persons
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Submissions to the IMO
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By Cleopatra Doumbia-Henry, Director, International Labour Standards Department, ILO
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Seeking compensation – challenges
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The highly publicised case of the crew of the 43,866dwt TMT-linked woodchip carrier Donald Duckling, reduced to surviving by catching fish off the side of the
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In the meantime, what is the shipping industry doing to continue to promote the issues of fair treatment of seafarers and to condemn instances of criminalisati
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Prestige – decision of the national court
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A cursory glance at the global seafarers demand and supply situation, or at least industry sentiment coming through, suggests that previously held fears over m
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The importance that MLC 2006 delivers on its promises to seafarers; the threat of criminalisation; the consequences of crew abandonment; the need to establish
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Seafarers’ Rights International is a unique and independent centre dedicated to advancing seafarers’ interests through research, education and training in the
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The Royal Borough of Greenwich has officially confirmed Sea Cadets and Seafarers UK as the official charity partners for the Royal Greenwich Tall Ships Festiva
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New research from Lloyd’s Register Energy explores the drivers for technology and innovation in the global oil and gas industry.
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The current shortage of shipboard officers is forecast to worsen and risks impacting carrier profitability, according to Drewry’s recently published Manning 20
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The "Finneagle" ran aground off Kapellskär, Swedan in the morning of June 12, 2014, due to a power loss.
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IMO will be celebrating the fourth edition of its global campaign: Day of the Seafarer, held every year on 25 June.
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The kidnapping of maritime personnel in west Africa is a rising trend, which experts expect to continue.
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