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A transition away from fossil fuels must be just, equitable and ecological — this is central to our vision for a Global Green New Deal.
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Securing Justice: A Blueprint for the UK's Critical Minerals Strategy
The UK’s new Critical Minerals Strategy comes at a crucial moment, marked by surging demand for key minerals, escalating geopolitical tensions, and the ongoing fragmentation of the global economy.
New data reveals how fast fashion destined for UK and EU markets is draining Global South resources and human labour – undermining economic development and climate efforts.
How to discuss tax dodging by the super-rich, and the UN Tax Convention, with your MP.
The Extreme Harm of Extreme Wealth
Extreme wealth hoarding by the super-rich has a devastating impact.
A transition away from fossil fuels must be just, equitable and ecological — this is central to our vision for a Global Green New Deal.
Trade Sanctions Against Israel
The UK must restrict trade and investment with Israel to comply with its legal obligations to deter genocidal acts and to ensure the UK is not aiding Israel’s unlawful occupation of Palestinian territory.
Terminating the Colombia-UK Bilateral Investment Treaty
In October 2024, the Colombia-UK Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) reaches the end of its initial ten-year term. The UK and Colombian governments now have the opportunity to work together to terminate the treaty, which is incompatible with human rights, peace, democracy and environmental protection.
The UK government must back the UN Tax Convention
Right now, a new, fairer global system for governing tax is being developed within the United Nations. By supporting it, the UK government can tackle international tax dodging, recoup much-needed income for domestic spending, set a level playing field
for British business and restore the UK’s international reputation.
Sharing our stories. Garment workers in Bangladesh & Sri Lanka
In this film nine women from Sri Lanka and Bangladesh share their experience of working in a garment factory, why they joined a trade union and why they encourage other women workers to do the same.
War on Want made this film to be used by trade unions, women’s and worker rights organisations in both countries. We hope that by seeing other women talk about why they joined a union it will encourage others to come forward and find out more about trade unions.
Tax and Climate Justice: Redistributing wealth for people and planet
Part three of War on Want's three-part global economy series, exploring how debt, trade and tax contribute to continuing poverty and injustice around the world.
Towards trade justice: Changing trade for a just and sustainable planet
Part two of War on Want's three-part global economy series, exploring how debt, trade and tax contribute to continuing poverty and injustice around the world.
The cost-of-living crisis: How corporate greed turned an ecological crisis into profits for the few
Globally, people are facing multiple and deepening crises. The rising cost of living, poverty, inequality, hunger and a lack of access to Covid-19 vaccines, are combining, amplifying, and come on the back of a climate crisis that is impacting the poorest the most.