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Notice to Members No. 12 2009/2010

13 Dec, 2009

December 2009

Notice to Members No. 5 1999/2000

16 Jul, 1999
July 1999

Navigating the Persian Gulf in 2025: A Maritime Security Brief for Seafarers

26 Jun, 2025
The Persian Gulf is a crucial channel for the transit of goods, and it is currently grappling with geopolitical tensions, as well as significant maritime security threats, which is disrupting commercial...

Protection Against Somalia-Based Marine Piracy: Updated Best Management Practices

17 Aug, 2011
Translations: Chinese  Vietnamese   Following further consultation with industry, the fourth edition of “Best Management Practices for Protection against Somalia Based Piracy” (BMP4) has now been published....

Notice to Members No. 12 2004/2005

11 Jan, 2005
January 2005

Turkish P&I cover issue resolved / Agreement between Turkey and IG

13 Dec, 2022
Following significant engagement between the International Group of P&I Clubs (IG) and the Government of Turkey, an agreement has been reached allowing ships carrying crude oil cargoes to continue their...

Notice to Members No. 4 2008/2009

27 Jun, 2008

June 2008

Piracy Resurfaces - Recent Hijackings Escalate Maritime Threats in the Indian Ocean

08 Jan, 2024
The Gulf of Aden, Somalia, Arabian Sea, and Indian Ocean have recently witnessed a surge in maritime security concerns, particularly in the form of piracy and hijacking incidents. In a stark turn of events,...

USA - Port Security Advisory (2-14)

23 Jun, 2014
The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has recently published an updated Port Security Advisory (2-14), adding Nigeria to the list of countries where the USCG has determined that a number of ports and terminals...

MLC and Abandoned Seafarers - The Theory and the Practice

03 Feb, 2022
The 2014 amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) entered into force in early 2017 with the aim of protecting seafarers who had been abandoned by their employers.