A step we need to take

The Maritime Labor Convention, often called the “Seafarers’ Bill of Rights,” established international standards for mariner working and living conditions, including accommodations, medical care, paid leave and repatriation. While more than 100 maritime nations have ratified the convention since it entered into force in 2013, the United States has not formally adopted it.
The Maritime Labor Convention, often called the “Seafarers’ Bill of Rights,” established inter
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