Impoverished countries are being sold a dangerous private finance scheme
A new manifesto has been launched by civil society organisations from all over the globe, to condemn this exploitative financial practice

A new manifesto has been launched by civil society organisations from all over the globe, to condemn this exploitative financial practice

The IMF and World Bank have agreed some positive changes to their system for monitoring debts of impoverished countries, though some large issues have been ignored. The system, known as…

Thank you for writing to your MP about odious loans by UK banks to Mozambique. If you have not done so yet, please take action now. In 2013, two London-…

Poorer students are hit hardest by escalating debts, many students are going hungry, and the psychological pressure is high

As the devastation from recent hurricanes in the Caribbean becomes clearer, the calls for debt relief for affected countries grows stronger. In Dominica, 98% of the buildings are damaged, with…

Reacting to John McDonnell’s announcement that the Labour party will bring existing PFI contracts back in-house, and that the Labour party will “End the UK government’s financial and advisory support…

The UK Secretary of State for International Trade Liam Fox is visiting Mozambique this week. The country is in a debt crisis after Mozambican officials borrowed $2 billion from the…

The IMF has completed the fourth review of its programme in Ghana, agreeing to disburse a further $95 million of loans, taking total loans to $565 million. The IMF has…

Liam Fox, Jeremy Hunt, Boris Johnson and Priti Patel have all criticised the costs of PFI schemes in the UK, yet their departments are all actively promoting similar schemes in…

A government minister has written to the Jubilee Debt Campaign following our campaign to stop the IMF bailing out secret lenders to Mozambique
