According to the Third World Network, addressing debt is crucial to halting biodiversity loss. Longstanding economic pressures have been, and are, pushing...
India and South Africa, in October 2020, proposed a temporary suspension of a number of provisions in WTO rules that protected intellectual property rights on...
Anyone who has visited a mining area in Africa must have been struck by the negative impact of the activities of extractive companies. These include the complete...
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) General Council met virtually on 10 January 2022. As we reported in the last Bulletin (November 2021) this was a response to...
The Trade and Justice Network shares highlights from the special Oxfam Report, Inequality Kills (January 2022), released prior to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in...
Over 130 global, regional and national civil society organisations from around the world have again written to the Members of the World Trade Organisation WTO,...