At least 11% of seafarer deaths are suicides, Gard finds
Some 57 seafarers were recorded to have committed suicide over the past several years, making ...
Cargo owners must take some blame for bad working conditions for seafarers, according to the ITF. On Thursday 20 Filipino seamen were found in a ship off Australia with no food. They had not been paid since September. The International Transport Workers’ Federation said that the cargo owners must take some responsibility. “The Australian cargo owners, those that make profits selling their cargo to international markets, have to take responsibility for this,” said national co-ordinator Dean Summers.
“You can’t just put ...
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