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In a new briefing released today, Debt Justice reveals that multinational banks have failed to disclose over $30 billion of loans to lower income countries. In 2019, banks agreed to…
In new analysis released today, the Zambian Civil Society Debt Alliance and Debt Justice estimate that Zambia’s private creditors need to cut the relative size of debt payments by over…
New analysis by Debt Justice has found that the number of households struggling under a heavy debt burden has increased by two thirds since 2017. Based on the Financial Conduct…
For more information and interviews contact Tim Jones on +44 7307 620372 Responding to the outcome of the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact held in Paris this week,…
Today it has been reported that Zambia’s official creditor committee announced it has reached a deal to restructure Zambia’s debt. Reacting to the announcement Isaac Mwaipopo, Executive Director of the…
Debt Justice have co-signed a letter to the Secretary of State for Energy, Grant Shapps, urging the government to set-up a dedicated ‘Help to Repay’ scheme to support people struggling…
In response to the Ofgem announcement of a new energy ‘price cap’ of £2,074, Debt Justice has warned that consistently high energy prices are entrenching the UK’s household debt crisis.
The big finance firms that own the debts of five countries in a debt crisis are set to collectively make $20-$30 billion of profit if they refuse to cancel debt…
One pre-pay meter is one too many. It’s time for politicians to write off unaffordable energy debt and end this two-tier energy system that has caused so much harm.
Lower income country debt payments in 2023 will hit the highest level since 1998, according to figures released by Debt Justice today. External debt payments for 91 countries will average…
