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ICTSI is currently short-listed for the Port of Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, and is lobbying the Cameroonian government to join the consortium that will operate and manage the multi-purpose terminal in Kribi, Cameroon.
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The protests in PNG are part of a global week of lawful actions by ITF affiliates, which will hit ICTSI ports and shipping routes at 14 locations in Africa, Europe and Asia. These actions are in response to a report released this week by the ITF which found an emerging pattern of labour rights violations throughout ICTSI’s global network.
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The protests in PNG are part of a global week of lawful actions by ITF affiliates, which will hit ICTSI ports and shipping routes at 14 locations in Africa, Europe and Asia. These actions are in response to a report released this week by the ITF which found an emerging pattern of labour rights violations throughout ICTSI’s global network.
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The protests in PNG are part of a global week of lawful actions by ITF affiliates, which will hit ICTSI ports and shipping routes at 14 locations in Africa, Europe and Asia. These actions are in response to a report released this week by the ITF which found an emerging pattern of labour rights violations throughout ICTSI’s global network.
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The protests in PNG are part of a global week of lawful actions by ITF affiliates, which will hit ICTSI ports and shipping routes at 14 locations in Africa, Europe and Asia. These actions are in response to a report released this week by the ITF which found an emerging pattern of labour rights violations throughout ICTSI’s global network.
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The protests in PNG are part of a global week of lawful actions by ITF affiliates, which will hit ICTSI ports and shipping routes at 14 locations in Africa, Europe and Asia. These actions are in response to a report released this week by the ITF which found an emerging pattern of labour rights violations throughout ICTSI’s global network.
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The protests in PNG are part of a global week of lawful actions by ITF affiliates, which will hit ICTSI ports and shipping routes at 14 locations in Africa, Europe and Asia. These actions are in response to a report released this week by the ITF which found an emerging pattern of labour rights violations throughout ICTSI’s global network.
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