ISWAN joins the HRAS network
Human Rights at Sea welcomed the ISWAN to the HRAS organisation and expanding network
Read moreHuman Rights at Sea welcomed the ISWAN to the HRAS organisation and expanding network
Read moreFew people are as devoted to seafarers' wellbeing as MPHRP's partners, which include the members of the International Seafarers Welfare and ISWAN and the ICMA
Read moreThe newly formed Australian Welfare Seafarers Council, and member of ISWAN, has being holding a series of forums around the country
Read moreNew Facilities For Cruise Ship Crews in Three Major Ports
Read moreSeafarerHelp Assisted Over 6,400 Seafarers in 2013
Read moreISWAN issues 2013 Annual Review for SeafarerHelp
Read moreISWAN, together with the International Transport Workers Federation, International Maritime Health Association and Seamens Hospital Society is carrying out a small pilot study which aims to gain a better understanding of women seafarers' health needs.
Read moreThe International Seafarers' Welfare Assistance Network (ISWAN) annual awards were presented at a special ceremony hosted by the International Labour Organization
Read moreISWAN director explains the importance of port levies for seafarers welfare
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