Community project aims to write off local debt
A former high street bank in Walthamstow is being run for community benefit in a pioneering and artistic project to print money and abolish local debt.
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All over the world debt injustice hurts women most
From austerity in the UK, to the new debt crisis in Africa, the effects of debt-servicing and policy conditions are not gender-neutral.
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Remembering Jubilee 2000 supporter Ian Marks
Ann Pettifor shares a moving tribute to Ian Marks who made a crucial contribution to the Jubilee 2000 movement
Petition hand-in: stop exporting healthcare debt
This week we delivered hundreds of campaign postcards to the Department of Health, calling for an end to the promotion of private finance for healthcare in the global south.
Jubilee 2000 anniversary: call for photos and memories
Did you take part in the 'human chain' around Birmingham city centre in 1998? If you'd like to share your experience of the campaign, we'd love to hear from you.
The senseless student loan sell-off
The government is set to lose £800 million of taxpayers’ money through the sale of student loans that it hopes to complete before the end of the year.
We’re in Mozambique to help tackle the UK’s role in the debt crisis
This week in Mozambique: campaigners and civil society organisations are holding a conference to discuss debt justice, ensure the Mozambique people do not pay for the hidden loans, and to…
The truth about the UK’s debt: 10 key facts
Debt has been one of the main issues facing the UK economy. Austerity policies have been introduced in the name of reducing the UK government’s debt. But what do we…
African Finance Ministers call for greater transparency of PPPs
Finance Ministers of low income Francophone countries have called for a range of measures to ensure the costs of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are transparent. In a communique at the IMF…