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The International Maritime Labor Convention 2006 and the maritime administration

Feng Wang

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The adoption of Maritime Labour Convention (2006) will have deep effect on world shipping industry. With the introduction of the characteristics, the structure and the content of this Convention, the Maritime Safety Administration has the responsibility to take positive action to welcome this new Convention.

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The adoption of Maritime Labour Convention (2006) will have deep effect on world shipping industry. With the introduction of the characteristics, the structure and the content of this Convention, the Maritime Safety Administration has the responsibility to take positive action to welcome this new Convention.

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The adoption of Maritime Labour Convention (2006) will have deep effect on world shipping industry. With the introduction of the characteristics, the structure and the content of this Convention, the Maritime Safety Administration has the responsibility to take positive action to welcome this new Convention.

Key concepts: Convention, Administration (probate law), Action (physics), Maritime industry, Maritime safety, Business, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, Political science

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