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Research, policy briefings, activist resources and more on key global justice issues.
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Red Card: English Premier League Sportswashing of Israel’s Atrocities against the Palestinians
There is injustice at the heart of football: at least ten English Premier League football clubs are sponsored by corporations that are complicit in Israel’s illegal occupation, apartheid and genocide of the Palestinian people.
Global Green New Deal
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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Brewing Inequality: Sri Lankan Tea, Global Trade and the Struggle for a Just Transition
The journey from the rainforests of Sri Lanka to the shelves of UK supermarkets raises questions about what a just transition would look like for the workers, farmers and ecosystems at the sharp end of it.
The UN Tax Convention: fixing the tax system to unlock trillions
The UN Tax Convention can help countries around the world by tackling tax dodging, boosting government revenue, and fixing the dysfunctional global tax system.
Ending the UK's exposure to corporate courts (ISDS)
ISDS allows foreign investors to sue governments outside domestic courts, undermining democratic policymaking and exposing the UK to costly legal claims.
Bitter Fruits: Trade, Labour, and Inequality in UK–Morocco Food Supply Chains
Behind the tomatoes and raspberries on UK supermarket shelves is a story of transnational labour. The same produce passes through many hands on its journey from Moroccan farms to UK kitchens, exposing the inequalities at the heart of modern food supply chains.
Plugging the Climate Finance Gap Through the UN Tax Convention
The UN Tax Convention (UNTC) can help plug the climate finance shortfall by fixing the dysfunctional global tax system.
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.
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.