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Joint ILO-IMO meeting adopts guidelines on seafarer abandonment

 

 

 

 

 
New measures to improve conditions for seafarers, including those who have been abandoned, have been adopted at a meeting involving governments and maritime workers and employers’ organizations.

The Guidelines  seek to address the significant rise in cases of abandonment of crews reported to the ILO, which have risen from less than 20 cases per year between 2011 to 2016, to 40 in 2019, 85 in 2020, 95 in 2021 and 114 cases as of mid-December 2022. The Guidelines aim to improve coordination among countries, including flag States, port States, States in which seafarers are national or resident, and States in which recruitment and placement services operate, in order

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How to avoid false distress alerts

by The Editorial Team

 
 

False distress alerts activated from VHF DSC, MF/HF DSC, recognized ship earth station (SES) and EPIRBs may impose a considerable and unnecessary burden on Rescue Coordination Centers (RCCs) and on national exchequer by engaging search and rescue (SAR) authorities for carrying out SAR operation, and it could have a potentially serious impact on real distress situations and safety of life at sea. It also has an adverse effect on seafarer’s confidence in the GMDSS.

In that regard, the IMO has issued “Revised Guidelines for the avoidance of False Distress Alerts” through the Resolution MSC-514(105) dated 28 Apil2022.

Guidelines for Administrations

Administrations should:

CRI DE DETRESSE D’UN CAPITAINE DE MARINE MARCHANDE SENEGALO-ESPAGNOL

 

Un pilote au long cours, capitaine de marine marchande, espagnol d’origine sénégalaise, et son bateau souffrent le martyre au Maroc, depuis plus de 4 mois, faute d’assistance et refus de ravitaillement en carburant de son navire

Ibrahima DIALLO  |   Publication 05/05/2021

Un pilote au long cours, capitaine de marine marchande, espagnol d’origine sénégalaise, et son bateau souffrent le martyre au Maroc, depuis plus de 4 mois, faute d’assistance et refus de ravitaillement en carburant de son navire. Jean Pierre Ndioukane Decky, natif de Ziguinchor, qui a accosté à la plage dite sauvage de Kénitra (Maroc), était en partance pour Dakar puis Bissau (Guinée), à partir du port de Caletas (Malaga-Espagne) d’où il a pris départ le 7 octobre 2021.

«Bonjour, Monsieur Rachik, Inspecteur Général de la Fédération

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EUROPEAN MARITIME SAFETY REPORT 2022

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IMO Members Edge Towards Strengthening Environmental Targets

 

 

 

MARITIME EXECUTIVE

PUBLISHED DEC 11, 2022 12:43 PM BY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE

 

After the greenhouse gas working group at the International Maritime Organization, the consensus is that member states are about to adopt a more stringent greenhouse gas reduction target that would align shipping with the Paris Agreement on climate change.

The crucial Maritime Environmental Protection Committee meeting, known as MEPC79, takes place at IMO headquarters in London next week. The current IMO target is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships by 50 percent by 2050. In this era of heightened environmental concern, the pressure has been growing to align the industry with the Paris Agreement goal of keeping global warming to no more than 1.5°C. The maritime shipping industry is responsible

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