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As the fourth Financing for Development Conference (FfD4) kicks off in Seville this week, civil society organisations and international NGOs are

When families face unpayable debts, a knock at the door from bailiffs can be hugely traumatising. Council tax debt has soared in recent years, and rates just keep going up. 4.4 million people are now ...

Lower-income country governments cut spending by 5% on average between 2015 and 2023, if they spent over 15% of revenue on external debt payments.

Countries with high debt payments all hit with tariffs No benefit from falling price of dollar Borrowing costs increasing Largest impact will be global downturn hitting export revenues The US’s planne...

For more information and interviews contact Toby Murray on +44 7593 263947 Responding to the publication of the government’s green paper on welfare reform, Heidi Chow, Executive Director of Debt Justi...

Letters: Readers respond to the news that the actor has paid off £1m of his neighbours’ debts and called for fairer banking practices

Join the biggest global movement for debt cancellation in twenty-five years. Campaigners and activists around the world are uniting to demand action on unjust debt. It’s a huge year for the campaign –...

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Reacting to minister for development Anneliese Dodd’s speech at the London Stock Exchange today, Heidi Chow, Executive Director of Debt Justice, said:  “The government has rightly made tackling unsust...

IMF debt sustainability targets could only be met if bilateral creditors accepted being repaid significantly less than bondholders.

Reaction to Development Minister speech on debt  For Immediate release – 3 Feb 2025For more information and interviews contact Tim Jones on +44 7307 620372  Reacting to minister for development…

Campaigners call for action in 2025, as crippling repayments prevent spending to cut poverty and tackle climate crisis

With rich Amazon forests and fewer than a million people, Suriname is one of the few countries that absorbs more carbon than it produces. But the former Dutch colony is now being forced to implement d...