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Seafarers face rising threats as shadow fleets and weak oversight of the industry endanger the backbone of global trade.
Seafarers face rising threats as shadow fleets and weak oversight of the industry endanger the backbone of global trade.
Among the most acutely affected by climate change, Indigenous women are organising to secure their place in international climate decisions.
Abuses are more likely on vessels that fly the flags of countries other than where the owners are based, rights groups find.
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