Launch of ‘Jubilee for Justice’ call
Global poverty campaigners have called on the public to remember the original meaning of Jubilee during this weekend’s diamond jubilee celebrations, as they launch a new petition to the Prime…

Global poverty campaigners have called on the public to remember the original meaning of Jubilee during this weekend’s diamond jubilee celebrations, as they launch a new petition to the Prime…
Vulture fund FG Hemisphere is seeking to claim $100 million from the DR Congo at the UK Privy Council on Monday 28th May, on a debt it bought for just…
Call for ‘new jubilee’ as financial crisis and ballooning private debt create new vulnerability in impoverished countries
The UK government backed multi-million pound loans used by Zimbabwe to purchase British military aircraft that were used in the Democratic Republic of Congo conflict, investigations have revealed for the…
Several well-placed sources at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in Doha, Qatar, have revealed that the UK is blocking discussion of principles on how governments can lend…
The UK government has failed to cancel £19 million of debt owed by the Democratic Republic of Congo, even though it has pledged to do so.
Delegates to the Liberal Democrat Spring Conference on Tyneside on Saturday were surprised to be confronted with ‘Drop the Debt’ campaigners dressed as skeletons.
Campaigners dressed as ‘zombie bankers’ outside the Irish embassy in London this morning to show their support for a newly formed Irish group Debt Justice Action.
Glastonbury regulars are used to seeing the Drop the Debt routemaster bus standing opposite Glastonbury’s Other Stage.
Campaigners slam Government's development approach as DfID-backed private equity fund comes under criminal investigation in Nigeria.