Debt campaign
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Stand with Africans to Cancel the debt!
5 February 2021 - by CADTM Africa , Womin
Debt cannot be repaid, first because if we don’t repay, lenders will not die. That is for sure. But if we repay, we are going to die. That is also for sure. Thomas Sankara, 1987 African movements unify to campaign for the cancellation of (...) -
Kenyan activists raise questions about debt...
29 January 2021 - by Kenya Debt Abolition Network
Report of Kenyan Debt Zoom Dialogue Held on 13 January 2021 at 2PM to 4PM 1.0 - INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND On 13 January 2021 the Kenya Debt Abolition Network (KDAN) which is a social movement of Kenyan individual and organization whose (...) -
For a united front against the payment of public and private illegitimate debts
4 November 2020 - by CADTM International
Since the beginning of the year 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic has tragically worsened the living conditions of the majority of the world’s population. Never really recovering from the subprime crisis in 2007-2008, the economic system is (...) -
Open Letter to All Governments, International Institutions and Lenders
14 October 2020 - by CADTM International, Collective
COVID19 has turned our world upside down. The Covid19 pandemic has severely impacted on the health, safety and survival of hundreds of millions of people. Communities worldwide are being pushed deeper into poverty, precarious existence and (...) -
Global Economic Solutions Now!
1 October 2020 - by CADTM International, Collective
The CADTM International network agrees to sign even though we are against calling upon the IMF, which amounts to giving it more power by increasing Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), and against creditor-led debt restructurings, because history has (...) -
Immediate cancellation of South Asian debts!
8 June 2020 - by CADTM, Collective
The coronavirus has unveiled the spectre of a larger crisis. A majority of the planetary economies were already in the throes of over-production, stagnation and even, a recession, which deepened with the day, since the sub-prime crisis of (...) -
Time For A Renewed Anti-Debt Movement
1 June 2020 - by Eric Toussaint, Beverly Keene, Lidy B. Nacpil, Dorothy Guerrero
The coronavirus and global lockdowns mark 2020 as the year in which we re-confront these same issues, only this time with even greater life-or-death urgency, as leaders in one country after another, responding primarily to their own immediate (...) -
Nepal needs Total Debt Cancellation to face the Covid-19 Crisis
23 April 2020 - by Praman Adhikari
The devastation caused by the coronavirus pandemic is a serious threat which has brought our civilisation and economies at the brink of collapse. The current crisis in every sector of our lives has revealed how weak our system is when it comes (...) -
Cancel the debt
23 April 2020 - by Mustafa Talpur
Last week, the G20 group of rich countries decided to postpone the debt payment that is due to be paid to G20 governments up to the end of 2020 for developing countries. This will help Pakistan free up some resources to tackle the pandemic. (...) -
CSOs Call to International Creditors of Bangladesh
10 April 2020 - by Collective
We the following Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from all over the world, are calling on the World Bank (WB), International Monetary Fund (IMF), Asian Development Bank (ADB), Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and all bilateral, (...) -
A debt jubilee to tackle the Covid-19 health and economic crisis
9 April 2020 - by Collective
The International CADTM network agrees to sign despite the fact that we are opposed to asking the IMF to “introduce clear guidelines for deciding when a debt becomes unsustainable, and to abide by its self-imposed rule that it will only lend to (...) -
COVID-19 pandemic: Statement by the Southern African People’s Solidarity Network (SAPSN)
5 April 2020 - by Collective
The COVID-19 pandemic poses a great danger to the SADC region. If the spread of the virus is not urgently arrested and is allowed to spread to high-density areas, slums, refugee camps and other centres of impoverishment, Southern Africa will (...) -
Emergency financing for Low-Income Economies to tackle COVID-19: Cost estimates for the impact of the crisis and emergency financing requirements
2 April 2020 - by Daniel Munevar
This briefing is provided to inform development of policy responses to the COVID-19 crisis and in support of calls from wider civil society for debt cancellations for the world’s poorest countries in the face of the current crisis. The COVID-19 (...) -
Poor countries cut public spending, debt payments trebled
17 January 2020 - by Jubilee Debt Campaign
Figures calculated by Jubilee Debt Campaign from IMF and World Bank data show that growing debt burdens are contributing to public spending cuts. For the 15 countries spending over 18% of revenue on debt payments, 14 saw public spending cuts (...) -
Debt Island: Wall Street Closes in on 40 Years of Profit at Puerto Rico’s Expense
30 January 2019 - by Abner Dennis, Kevin Connor
An important chapter in the story of the Puerto Rican debt crisis is comingto an end this month, as an adjustment plan around sales tax-backed, or COFINA, debt is being voted on by creditors and will likely be approved by the federal court (...) -
CADTM successfully holds Citizen Debt Audit Training in Nairobi
19 August 2018 - by David Calleb Otieno
The Committee for the Abolition of Illegitimate Debts (CADTM) successfully held a three days training on Citizens Debt Audit in Nairobi, Kenya. The training that attended by delegates from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi was organized by the (...) -
Africa : Strengthening the anti-debt initiatives in Kenya
15 August 2018 - by Sushovan Dhar
CADTM collaborated with Kenyan social movements to organise a training on debt audit and also a meeting to strengthen the anti-debt activities in Kenya. This programme held from July 29-30 at Nairobi (in the slums of Kangemi) witnessed the (...) -
Royal Bank of Scotland in the lion’s den of the financial crisis
28 June 2018 - by Chiara Filoni, Christine Berry
10 years following the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers’ and the European financial crisis, we publish an interview with Christine Berry, formerly a researcher at the New Economics Foundation and campaigner against the bailout and the privatization (...) -
How Europe cancelled Germany’s debt in 1953
27 February 2017 - by Jubilee Debt Campaign
The 1953 London Debt Accords show that European leaders know how to resolve a debt crisis in the interests of justice and recovery. Here are four key lessons for Greece’s debt crisis today. On 27 February 1953, an agreement was signed in London (...) -
Genoa paper
Meeting: “ From the Genoa G8 to the “Laudato Si” : The Debt Jubilee?”
23 August 2016 - by Collective
15 years after the Genoa G8 and in the year of the Mercy Jubilee we agreed to meet in order to share one of the most pressing global issues: the progressive getting into debt of the whole planet. On this theme we decided to start a discussion (...) -
Cancel Greek Debt civil society letter to EWG and Eurogroup
19 May 2016 - by CADTM, War on Want, Eurodad, Jubilee Debt Campaign, CNCD, Ecologistas en acción, Debt and Development Coalition Ireland, Bretton Woods Project, Attac Finland, Attac Ireland, Both Ends, Ekumenická Akademie, Enabanda, Erlassjahr.de, Entwicklung braucht Entschuldung, European Network on Debt and Development, European Information Human Rights Centre, Společenství Práce a Solidarity, Zukunftskonvent
For the attention of members of the Eurogroup and the Eurogroup Working Group, In autumn last year, some of our organisations handed over a petition supported by 53 organisations in 15 European countries and signed by over 100,000 individuals (...) -
Fifth ICAN Assembly: retrieving new energies!
28 March 2016 - by Chiara Filoni
ICAN conference. The vigour shown by the PACD, the citizens’ debt audit platform in Spain, who organised this meeting, as well as the debt chapter of the Plan B Conference, was echoed in the renewed level of motivation that it inspired in the (...) -
Ludovica Rogers at the European Citizens’ Assembly on debt
12 January 2016 - by Ludovica Rogers
Ludovica Rogers is part of Debt Resistance Uk, a collective formed by activists and researchers in order to challenge the political narrative surrounding the debt. This group is based in London and it is a great example of popular campaign (...) -
Radio WIBG: Christine Vanden Daelen: Fighting the debt system is a feminist struggle!
8 October 2015 - by Brigitte Marti
The CADTM summer university was articulated around five themes, one of which was Feminist Struggles. Christine Vanden Daelen was the coordinator of the workshops on feminist struggles in a time of debt and austerity. According to Christine (...) -
Sovereignty and Vultures, Debt and the Commons
7 January 2015 - by Assembly for the Suspension of Payments and Investigation of the Debt and in Defense of our National Heritage and the Commons
As part of its end of year activity, our Assembly for the Suspension of Payments and Investigation of the Debt and in Defense of our National Heritage and the Commons issued a document of balance and 2015 perspectives, entitled “Sovereignty and (...)
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