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Around the world people are standing with Ecuador against Chevron

Dorothy Grace Guerrero

22 May 2019

Stop corporate courts

Yesterday Global Justice Now joined 268 organisations, trade unions, movements and networks from different countries representing hundreds of millions of people in signing a letter addressed to President Lenin Moreno Garces expressing concern about Chevron’s actions against Ecuador. It was part of a global day of action in support of Ecuador in its ongoing battle with the US oil giant.

Why is the UK trying to delete all mentions of high drug prices at the World Health Assembly?

Heidi Chow

21 May 2019

Pharma

This week in Geneva a resolution is being voted on which could help make drugs more affordable around the world.

The great aid betrayal

Ed Lewis

17 May 2019

Aid

Last summer, Theresa May made headlines on a trip to Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa, where she declared in the most bullish terms yet the government’s objectives for international aid. The Prime Minister said she was “unashamed” about ensuring that our aid spending “works for the UK”.

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New DFID chief must reverse hijacking of aid budget by corporate interests

Aid

Reaction to the appointment of Rory Stewart as International Development Secretary.

Scrutiny of trade deals is “anachronistic and inadequate”, Lords warn

Trade justice

Parliamentary processes on scrutiny of trade deals have today been branded as “anachronistic and inadequate” in a report released by the UK parliament’s Constitution Committee. The report on “Parliamentary Scrutiny of Treaties” is the sixth in a series of reports by parliamentary committees that have strongly criticised current parliamentary processes for agreeing trade deals.

In Whose Interest? The UK’s role in privatising education around the world

Aid

A new report from Global Justice Now and the National Education Union lays out the UK Department for International Development’s policies and programmes that are contributing to a privatisation agenda.

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