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The International Transport Workers’ Federation, on behalf of the 20 million transport workers worldwide that our organisation represents, stands in full solidarity with the truck drivers of Iran as they enter a tenth day of strikes.

Today the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) officially launched the Fishers’ Rights Network (FRN) to combat abuse and exploitation in the Thai fishing industry.

In an unprecedented move, Ryanair cabin crew from across the airline’s network will come together for a summit to demand fair treatment from the company. (1)

The ITF has committed to supporting dock workers in Philadelphia and Wilmington, USA, in a dispute with the port authorities there.

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) welcomes the release of Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) president Han Sang-gyun, however the Korean government must not stop here, and commit to freeing other political prisoners.

The International Transport Workers' Federation has launched a campaign calling on the French government to drop its plan to privatise the railways.

The ITF and Nautilus International will call for an increase in monthly pay for the world’s lowest paid seafarers.

Dock workers in Pakistan have repeated their vow to stand side by side with dockers around the world in their struggle against oppression, exploitation and union busting at the hands of multinational port operator International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI).

The International Transport Workers’ Federation has begun legal proceedings against the Irish government over its botched attempt to regulate the employment of non-European workers in the fishing industry.

The ITF has written to India’s prime minister Shri Narendra Modi to urge him to intervene in the plans to privatise Air India without adequately consulting the workforce and their unions.