Malaviya crew to be paid at last
The crew of a vessel detained in a north-east harbour for more than a year could finally be paid next month.
Malaviya Seven
Sold Malaviya Seven leaves Aberdeen Harbour
The controversial vessel which housed a crew of Indian national’s protesting lack of payment sails out of Aberdeen Harbour.
Chaplain who helped stranded Indian sailors to become priest
An Aberdeen man who showed his Christian spirit by bringing help and comfort to Indian sailors marooned at Aberdeen harbour for more than a year will take his first steps towards becoming a Roman Catholic priest this week.
Half of Malaviya Seven crew to finally fly home
The first six crew members of an Indian ship which has been marooned the north-east for more than a year due to non-payment of wages will finally fly home to their families in India this week.
MP calls on May to investigate Malaviya Seven case
An MP has demanded Theresa May launches an investigation into the oilfield services company that abandoned crew members at Aberdeen harbour.
Marooned Malaviya Seven crew get fresh day in court
A new court date has been set to decide the fate of a crew which has been detained in Aberdeen harbour for the past year due to non-payment of wages.
Malaviya Seven arrested as lawyers seek pay for ‘struggling’ crew
An Aberdeen court has ordered the arrest of the Malaviya Seven in an effort to recover wages owed to the crew aboard the offshore supply vessel.
Lawyers move to arrest Malaviya Seven vessel
Lawyers have moved to arrest the Malaviya Seven in an effort to recover wages owed to the crew aboard the offshore supply vessel.
Malaviya 20 on way home, Aberdeen crew still stranded
Foreign nationals left stranded on an offshore supply vessel in Great Yarmouth are now on their way home - complete with all the wages they were owed.
Aberdeen’s Catholic community support stranded crew of detained vessel
A team of sailors stranded in a north-east port have been helped through the festive season by a group of churchgoers.
Bishop visits stranded North Sea crew
A group of Indian sailors, who have been stranded in the north-east for more than five months, have received a special blessing from the Bishop of Aberdeen.
Talks continue over financial fate of Malaviya Seven crew
Negotiations over money owed to a number of Indian nationals working on a vessel in the North Sea area said to be ongoing.
Supply vessel detained in Aberdeen again amid crew non-payment claims
An offshore supply vessel has been detained in Aberdeen harbour for the second time in a matter of months amid allegations its crew have gone unpaid.
Vessel released from Aberdeen harbour after unpaid workers reimbursed
An Offshore Supply Vessel (OSV) which has 15 unpaid Indian nationals working onboard has been released after it was detained in Aberdeen Harbour.
Judgement day as workers’ involved in ‘modern day slavery’ await payment
Indian nationals left stranded on an offshore supply vessel in Aberdeen will find out today if they will finally receive cash after they were left unpaid for months of labour.
Indian nationals still stranded in Aberdeen Harbour owed more than $250,000 by firm
A total of 15 unpaid Indian national are owed a total of $250,000 by their employers, according to inspectors leading negotiations.
Offshore workers raise cash for stranded supply boat crew
Offshore workers have raised more than £250 to help support stranded Indian crew members on board a ship being held in Aberdeen Harbour.