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Greenwashing, bluewashing, massive environmental damage, illegal waste dumping, corruption, unethical corporate structures, flags of convenience and ignorance. What else do you need to get you interested in the breaking the global shipping fleet on the beaches of south Asia?
In this episode we discuss with NGO Shipbreaking Platform, their perspective on the shipbreaking activities on three beaches in south Asia.
Approximately 70% of the worlds ships get broken on these three beaches. The vast majority of this business is environmentally dirty, dangerous and breaches many basic human rights of the workers.
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Искать прошлые эпизоды The Missing Link - exploring humans rights and environmental ESG issues relating to shipping.
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In this episode, Frank Coles shares his experience inside the maritime industry as a master mariner, a lawyer and the ex-CEO of a number of large successful Maritime companies. He shares how the inability to address the Seafarer Welfare Human Rights problem adequately from within the industry, was …
Pay rates that differ based on the colour of your skin, forced overtime, not being paid regularly, not being able to easily communicate with friends and family ashore, not being supplied with basic amenities whilst on board and not being able to go ashore. NOT BEING PROVIDED ADEQUATE FOOD AND POTAB…
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