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Fishermen Celebrate New Beginning with Festival of Offerings, Larung Sesaji
Celebrating Larung Sesaji with offerings and giving thanks to the sea. Cilincing, North Jakarta, Indonesia. There is a tradition, known as Larung Sesaji, in the Fisherman’s Village
Taiwan’s Largest Marine Corporation Commits to CSR and Launches Art Season
An art exhibition featuring, “The Great Voyage of Taiwanese Plants” and “Lee Chien-Lang’s Solo Exhibition” on paintings of ancient architecture. The Chang Yung-Fa Foundation under
Rising Sea Level Contaminates Groundwater In Jakarta
A short interview with a local resident and life in Maura Baru, North Jakarta. Rising sea water due to climate change
Indonesia innovates to increase fisheries’ harvest
Dr. Zulkarnain, Head of Research shares the innovation of FAD booster technique tested in Pelabuhan Ratu, Sukabumi, West Java. Indonesia’s IPB
Indonesians In Danger Of Losing Jobs Over Fuel Price Increase
Trapped in poverty.
Indonesian Fishermen Struggle with Making a Living
Sinking of North Jakarta
Chinese Dams leave Mekong River struggling for life
11 Chinese dams upstream are wrecking havoc on local communities’ livelihood and the environment.
Stop discriminating against gay seafarers
Gay seafarers are working hard despite facing discrimination onboard vessels.
Chinese coast guard attacks Filipino civilian boats in South China Sea disputed waters
https://youtu.be/NXFf4pFKGGQBy Rene AcostaTwo Chinese Coast Guard vessels attacked with water cannons two Filipino boats chartered by the Philippine military to bring supplies to its troops
Golden Triangle: Spies, Warlords and Drug Kingpins
Filipino Seafarers Lobbying for Recognition
LNG: A Step Forward in Reducing Fuel Emissions, or Not
Philippine Maritime Industry: Corruption of the Fixer Culture
Filipino Seafarers stay as Top Choice of Shipowners
Officials going all out to ensure Filipino seafarers remain first choice of shipowners.
Homeless and Jobless during the Pandemic
To be homeless in the Philippines is to be largely helpless.
With Livelihood at Stake, Philippine Pushes to Vaccinate All Seafarers
Grounded Filipino seafarers still face rough conditions on land.
Victims of Drug War: A Broken Family, a Wife’s Grief, a Mother’s Anguish
A story of the family members that are left behind.
Social Responsibility, Business Agenda go hand in hand
Advocating for ethical business practice.
Port Klang: Committed to Curbing Corruption
A clean culture is important to attract customers.
The Business World is Underestimating Political Risk in China
Getting to know the Xi regime.
Malaysia: Maritime Supply Chain still Suffering from Pandemic
The impact is like something never seen before.
Know Drugs, no Drugs: Horrors of Illicit Drugs
Indonesian Fishermen Struggle to Make a Living
North Korea ships engage in nationality laundering, says South Korea
A North Korea-flagged ship, Wol Bong San, previously accused of illegal transshipment, was spotted near the Busan Port and the
Reinstated management courses not a panacea to risk of European ban, says Filipino seafarers
After so much debate, the controversial Management Level Courses (MLC) for seafarers in the Philippines has been reinstated. Filipino seafarers and
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For 15 years, Philippines remains one of most deadly countries for journalists
Persecution and killings of journalist.
Indonesia faces rising motor vehicle theft in midst of economic difficulty
Rounding out the year is an increase in motor vehicle theft in Surabaya City. According to the Surabaya Police, in
