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ITF and ICS joint open letter to the United Nations on facilitating crew changes

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By: Jason ZuidemaPosted on March 19, 2020March 20, 2020

The International Chamber of Shipping and International Transport Workers’ Federation are calling on the United Nations to keep ports open and facilitate crew changes in order to keep maritime commerce moving amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Coronavirus and seafarers’ welfare – Dr Ilona Denisenko, past president IMHA
Joint Open Letter to United Nations Agencies and National Governments from the International Christian Maritime Association Facilitating Crew Changes and Access to Port Welfare Facilities throughout the COVID-19 Crisis

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