10,000 demand a Jubilee for Justice
Yesterday we handed in the 10,000 Jubilee for Justice paper chains we’ve collected around the country over the last year to Downing Street. Here are some photos and a short…
Campaigners reveal extent of British support to the Shah’s Iran
Liberal Democrats fail to follow Norway’s debt audit lead. Documents released under the freedom of information act to Jubilee Debt Campaign have revealed that all of the debt the UK…
The debt stories they don’t want you to know
I sometimes get asked, ‘If all countries are in debt, then who are they in debt to’? It’s a good question. Have we discovered life on another planet, who are…
Campaigners present an alternative ‘Debt League’ for first time
Campaigners say new figures emphasise the responsibility of creditors and financial sector for creating debt crises Figures show UK government does not have a debt crisis – but the UK…
Using research to expose dodgy dealing – 5 October
Do you want to learn how to expose dodgy practices of companies and governments? Do you want to join with others to use research to expose injustice? Then join us…
US court puts rights of billionaire investors above people of Argentina
Campaigners slam court decision for allowing Argentina to be ‘held to ransom’ by vulture funds.
Zimbabwe: New government will face major debt challenge
The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development have called for an official public audit into the country’s debt.
Ghana debt payments on the rise
Payments could reach 30 per cent of government revenue in 2020s. Ghana has recently been judged by the IMF and World Bank to be at moderate risk of not being…
UK government to give ‘aid’ as loans
Bilateral lending to come on top of aid already given as loans through the World Bank and others.
How the IMF and global finance are trying to block a democratic examination of Tunisia’s debt
One year ago today, a bill to audit the Tunisian public debt was submitted to the Assembly, but this democratic initiative has been blocked by global finance.
