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UK must not ‘fall into Trump’s tariff trap’ on trade visit, campaigners warn17 March 2025
Concessions on Big Tech and NHS in US trade deal will ‘hand away our future’ to the likes of Elon Musk Ahead of UK business and trade secretary Jonathan Reynolds’s […]
“By rolling over to Trump on tariffs, UK government is entering trade talks with hands tied”, campaigners say12 March 2025
Commenting on the UK Government’s response to Trump’s global tariffs on steel and aluminium, Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now said: “By rolling over to Trump on tariffs, this […]
“Vultures circling over BP have chosen renewables as prey” – campaigners react to BP’s green rollback26 February 2025
Commenting on BP’s rollback of green energy pledges, Izzie McIntosh, climate campaign manager at Global Justice Now said: The vultures circling over BP have chosen renewables as their prey. Clean […]
“Day of shame for Britain”, campaigners say as aid spend cuts announced25 February 2025
Responding to today’s announced cuts to aid spending, Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now said: Starmer’s announcement today is politics at its most base. To appease Trump, he will […]
Potential Trump trade deal would ‘roll out the red carpet to tech billionaire oligarchy’, campaigners warn21 February 2025
Ahead of Starmer’s White House visit, campaigners warn potential return of US trade deal talks would take a ‘wrecking ball’ to standards and public services CAMPAIGNERS have warned that the […]
Over 60 MPs and peers demand government ban import of Israeli settlement goods17 February 2025
Cross party parliamentarians write to trade secretary calling for urgent measures following July ICJ advisory opinion A group of 62 MPs and peers across parties have written to trade secretary […]
Urgent call for EU, US and UK to stop Rwanda-backed M23 attacks in Eastern DRC13 February 2025
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have recently captured Goma, the provincial capital of North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This is the latest escalation in the three decades of […]
BP and Shell’s profits in 2024 more than double the amount of UK’s climate finance commitments11 February 2025
BP and Shell’s combined 2024 profits are more than double the amount of the UK’s climate finance commitments, new analysis from NGO Global Justice Now has found. The combined total […]
‘Pouring aid money into private sector not the solution to tackling global issues’, campaigners say3 February 2025
Responding to development minister Anneliese Dodds’ speech on Monday, Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now said: Pouring aid money into the private sector is not the solution to tackling […]
Anita Bhadani
This International Women’s Day, let’s get organised
Across the world, International Women’s Day takes place on Saturday 8th March. While the corporatised dilution of IWD rings hollow, we must continue the fight against the material harms affecting […]
Jonathan Stevenson
Starmer’s slashing of aid is not just a betrayal, it’s a choice. A wealth tax could easily reverse it
Keir Starmer just made a terrible choice. Ahead of his meeting with Donald Trump tomorrow, the prime minister has announced that he will cut the UK aid budget by 40%, […]
Mike Barile
Our six top tips for lobbying your local council to endorse the Fossil Fuel Treaty
2025 got off to a flying start in Dundee, with an early campaign success for our group. On 6 January, Dundee became the third city in Scotland, after Edinburgh and […]
Global Justice Now
Thank you for supporting our Big Give Christmas Challenge!
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, we passed our initial goal of £35,000 to fund key work for a just transition away from fossil fuels. But we’re not […]
Victor Anderson
Targets and lies: Global summits are hiding the reality of the environmental crisis
The 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro set in motion two main processes responding to the global environmental crisis. Both began with treaties – on climate change and biodiversity […]
Cleodie Rickard
If the UK is serious about climate action, it must end the UK-Colombia investment deal
In October, the UK-Colombia Bilateral Investment Treaty quietly rolled over from its initial 10-year term. And with it, the dangers of a contentious mechanism at its core. The UK-Colombia treaty […]
Sushovan Dhar
After Bangladesh’s uprising, we must seize the moment for real change
Mass protests this summer sparked the resignation of Bangladesh’s prime minister, and a change of government. But this is only the beginning, says SUSHOVAN DHAR. This August, a month-long student […]
Anita Bhadani
“The poorest are the most poisoned” – inside the fight for justice against Shell
Shell’s destructive legacy has left the Niger Delta one of the most polluted places on Earth. Today, affected communities continue to fight back for justice and compensation, writes ANITA BHADANI. […]
Tim Bierley
The UK must stop fuelling Israel’s war on Gaza
One year into Israel’s assault on Gaza, a ceasefire seems further away than ever. From the arms trade to security ties, the UK must stop aiding and abetting, writes TIM […]
