Lawsuit follows cargo ship attack in Hormuz conflict
Three former crew members of a Thai cargo ship struck in the Strait of Hormuz in March filed a lawsuit Friday against the vessel’s operator and captain, alleging labor rights violations and unfair dismissal, Courthouse News reports, citing The Associated Press. The lawsuit claims the defendants endangered the crew by sailing through the strait despite security risks, then dismissed them before their contracts expired after the attack left the ship inoperable.
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