MLC 2006 (through cooperation with ILO)

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MLC 2006 (through cooperation with ILO) is the Maritime Labour Convention adopted in 2006 that sets comprehensive international standards for seafarers’ working and living conditions.

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instanceOf Maritime Labour Convention
international labour convention
adoptedBy International Labour Organization NERFINISHED
adoptionConference 94th (Maritime) Session of the International Labour Conference NERFINISHED
adoptionDate 2006-02-23
adoptionPlace Geneva NERFINISHED
adoptionYear 2006
aim to create a level playing field for shipowners
to ensure decent work for seafarers worldwide
alsoKnownAs Seafarers’ Bill of Rights NERFINISHED
appliesTo international shipping
codeParts Part A (mandatory standards)
Part B (guidelines)
consolidates existing ILO maritime labour instruments
covers certification of maritime labour conditions
flag State responsibilities
port State control inspections
enteredIntoForce 2013-08-20
fullName Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 NERFINISHED
language English
French
Spanish
legalNature binding international convention
monitoredBy flag States
port State control authorities
region worldwide
requires Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance NERFINISHED
Maritime Labour Certificate NERFINISHED
scope seafarers
ships engaged in commercial activities
setsStandardsFor accommodation on board ships
conditions of employment for seafarers
food and catering on board ships
health protection for seafarers
hours of work and hours of rest for seafarers
medical care for seafarers
minimum age for seafarers
recreational facilities on board ships
social security protection for seafarers
welfare measures for seafarers
shortName MLC 2006 NERFINISHED
structure Articles
Code
Regulations
subjectMatter maritime labour standards
seafarers’ living conditions
seafarers’ working conditions

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