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Times of India·3 min read·medium

Seafarers are rarely aware of sanctioned, ‘dark ship’ status

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Seafarers are rarely aware of sanctioned, ‘dark ship’ status
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Indian seafarers are increasingly finding themselves on 'dark ships' or sanctioned vessels without prior knowledge due to the complex and shifting nature of geopolitical conflicts. Maritime unions are now urging the government to engage with international bodies to improve safety protections for sailors in high-risk zones.

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It underscores the human cost of geopolitical sanctions and maritime conflicts, highlighting the vulnerability of global supply chain workers.

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The report focuses on the safety concerns of workers and the logistical challenges of maritime trade without political bias.

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