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Business > Maritime
Manning leaders discuss LGBTQ rights onboard ships
By Yashika F. Torib
Nov 27, 2024 12:06 am

HOMOSEXUALITY is not always a welcome, delightful thing in workplaces, especially in a male-dominated, brawn-intensive industry such as maritime.

This was affirmed by manning leaders during an open discussion on Crew Welfare at the Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global 2024.

The topic of homosexuality is an open discussion on Crew Welfare at the Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global 2024, with a panel that includes directors, leaders and psychologists from different groups such as 88 Aces Maritime Services, Lloyd’s Maritime Academy, Mission to Seafarers, Port Medical Management, Marine Benefits AS, and Positibong Marino. PHOTO by WILMAR ALMERIA

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