Arbitration
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Series : Social Movements and the Politics of Debt
CADTM : what to do with the Financial sector and the Banks and, with the Sovereign Debt arbitration
6 September 2024 - by CADTM, Christoph Sorg
Extract from Social Movements and the Politics of Debt: Transnational Resistance against Debt on Three Continents. The CADTM appreciates the importance of this effort and commends its author. In the coming days and weeks, we will also be (…) -
100 organizations from around the world call on Ecuador to defend its sovereignty against international arbitration: No to ISDS!
12 April 2024 - by Collective
100 organizations from around the world call on Ecuador to defend its sovereignty against international arbitration: No to ISDS! Ecuador must defend its right to say NO to international investment tribunals and to the privileges afforded to (…) -
Initial reflections on the UN decision to establish a multilateral legal framework for the processes of public debt restructuring
1 October 2014 - by Jubilee South-Americas, CADTM AYNA, Lutheran World Federation
Since the imposition of the economic policies of the last dictatorship, the Argentine people have continued to suffer the impacts and consequences of the debt generated in that period and its subsequent restructurings. Amidst repeated crises and (…) -
A summary of the report “Profiting from crisis”
13 May 2014 - by Giulia Simula
What do international arbitration institutions have in common with Domino’s Pizza, public transport operators, pawnbrokers, discount supermarkets, property auctioneers, and opposition politicians? Answer: all have profited from the global (…) -
Why international arbitration cannot solve the public debt problem of developing countries
11 October 2011 - by CADTM
Summary of the position of the CADTM international network Table of Contents Introduction I.International arbitration : from theory to practice 1)Limitations of international arbitration over debt a- Limits of the ad hoc tribunal (…) -
FDC celebrates House’s special provision in 2008 budget versus illegitimate debts
Freedom from Debt Coalition 12 November 2007 FDC celebrates House’s special provision in 2008 budget versus illegitimate debts Moments after the House of Representatives approved on third and final reading Monday the General Appropriations (…) -
Public hearing on the World Bank
Convened by the World Bank Campaign Europe, under the auspices of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal The Hague, 21 October, 2007 DECLARATION Upon request from the World Bank Campaign Europe, a Public Hearing was convened on October 15 in (…) -
Three latin american nations announce plans to withdraw from World Bank arbitration body
4 May 2007 - by IPS / Food and Water Watch
New Report Exposes How the World Bank Investment Court Undermines Democracy Washington, DC - On April 29, the leaders of Bolivia, Venezuela, and Nicaragua agreed to withdraw from the World Bank’s international arbitration court, which rules on (…) -
A manual on how to organise audits on third world debts
Let’s launch an enquiry into the debt!
Download in pdf If, for the creditors, the Third World debt can seem like a real gold mine, for the people living in the Third World, it feels more like a straight jacket. However the debt is a story... stories, very complicated, that can be (…)
- Depression
- ICAN
- African Development Bank
- Agrarian Distress
- Agriculture and Food Sovereignty
- Antifascism
- Audit
- Austerity/Structural Adjustment
- Bank of the South
- Banks
- Belt and Road
- Big Pharma
- BRICS
- Capitalism
- Colonial debt
- Colonialism
- Commercial agreements
- Commercialisation
- Corporate
- Corporate Debt
- Corruption / financial criminality
- Crisis
- De-dollarisation
- Debt campaign
- Debt crisis
- Debt in History
- Debt in Northern countries
- Development
- dollarisation
- ECB
- Ecology/Climate
- Energy
- External debt
- Extractivism
- Feminisms
- Films
- Financial crisis
- Free Trade/Trade Liberalisation
- G7 / G20
- Health
- Housing
- Human Rights
- Illegitimate debt
- ILO
- IMF
- Imperialism
- Inequality
- Inflation
- Initiative for the heavily indebted poor countries (HIPCs)
- Internal debt
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