Campaigners press Credit Suisse on Mozambique
The Mozambique government has said it will not make a $60 million interest payment due on 18 January On 17 January, campaigners from the Jubilee Debt Campaign handed in a…
Campaigners in Mozambique call for non-payment of hidden debts
A group of 26 organisations in Mozambique have asserted that the $1.86 billion of the country’s debts at the centre of a growing international controversy were contracted illegally and should…
Mozambique proposes ‘tuna’ bond restructuring
Proposed terms will cut debt but increase interest rate, leaving Mozambique no better off, despite crash in commodity prices reducing ability to pay Mozambique is trying to restructure the terms…
Budget 2016: Concern over switch of UK aid from grants to loans
Information hidden in budget announcements suggest UK government will be giving £3.8 billion of 'aid' money as loans in next four years
UK government response to Debt Trap campaign
Minister of State for International Development, Desmond Swayne MP, has responded to Jubilee Debt Campaign’s No New Debt Trap campaign, calling for urgent action to prevent a wave of debt crises…
Campaigners welcome Mervyn King’s support for Greece debt cancellation
The former Governor of the Bank of England has called for Greece to have a substantial proportion of its debt cancelled.
Public-private partnerships in Uganda cost the country dearly
Read our 6-page briefing in full: ‘Public-private partnerships and the financial cost to governments: Case study on the power sector in Uganda’ Privatisation of the Ugandan electricity sector, initiated in…
Reaction to David Cameron call for Greece debt relief
Responding to UK Prime Minister David Cameron saying that Greece needs debt relief, Tim Jones, economist from the Jubilee Debt Campaign said: “The Prime Minister is right to finally admit…
The new debt trap: How the response to the last global financial crisis has laid the ground for the next
Executive summary also available in French and Portuguese (8 pages). This report (40 pages) and its executive summary (8 pages) investigates the debts owed by countries as a whole – both…
UK backs loans for arms sales as report shows 75% of debt illegitimate
In a report released today, the UK government has revealed it guaranteed £132 million of loans to the Indonesian government for arms sales in the last year, along with further…
