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Caught in the crossfire – a shipmaster’s story from the Strait of Hormuz
With Iran’s detention of the UK-flagged tanker Stena Impero prompting the British government to raise its security to Level 3 in the Persian Gulf and advise against all travel in the Strait of Hormuz, a Nautilus member spoke of their recent experience of transiting the Strait. The member’s identity has been withheld due to security concerns in naming the vessel, crew or company. Helen Kelly reports
International
Union welcomes IBF backing for Hormuz high-risk zone
Health and safety
Union agrees Strait of Hormuz temporary high-risk zone
Health and safety
Explainer: Warlike Operations Area Committee
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International
High stakes – The human consequences of Mediterranean migrant rescue on seafarers
International
Tragedy in the Mediterranean – 'I had a complete emotional breakdown'
International
Sea Rescue: A trade union statement
International
Masters face greater risk of criminalisation in Mediterranean migrant rescue
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Telegraph magazine
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Health and safety
UK coastguard urged to provide network of 'blue light' emergency towing vehicles
International
Union calls for Iran to allow access to crew of detained tanker Stena Impero
Nautilus news
Nautilus urges government to reinstate funding for CHIRP maritime safety programme
International
French unions seek retirement age guarantees for seafarers under new pensions reform
Health and safety
Watchkeeper error blamed for Ulysse and CSL Virginia collision
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Insights: general secretary message September 2019
Environment