Billions in “out of control” IFC investments into third-parties causing human rights abuses around the world
Debt Justice
The Suffering of Others: The human cost of the International Finance Corporation’s lending through financial intermediaries
- Debt Justice
- Oxfam International
Towards justice-centred debt solutions: Lessons from Argentina
In a report titled, “Towards justice-centred debt solutions: Lessons from Argentina,” launched by Eurodad's member Debt & Development Coalition Ireland (DDCI), Argentine economist Professor Alan Cibils points to a number of lessons for Ireland and Europe from the Argentinean experience of debt crisis.
- Debt Justice
- Debt Resolution
- DDCI
Socialising losses, privatising gains
Eurodad’s members SOMO and Both ENDS in collaboration with Transnational Institute and Milieudefensie (Friends of the Earth Netherlands) have published a report titled Socialising losses, privatising gains. How Dutch investment treaties harm the public interest. This paper gives a critical civil society perspective on the clear tension between BITs protections and the democratic right and duty of the state to regulate in the broader public interest.
- Debt Justice
- SOMO
- Both ENDS
Six key points about Greek debt and the forthcoming election
Eurodad member Jubilee Debt Campaign have put together a briefing of six key facts about Greece’s debt ahead of the country's elections on Sunday 25th January.
- Debt Justice
- Illegitimate Debt
- Jubilee Debt Campaign
Vultures in Paris: Bilateral creditors achieve deal with Argentina
Argentina and its bilateral creditors, coordinated by the Paris Club, have reached a deal to settle outstanding loans that were in default since 2001. According to the agreement made on 29 May, Argentina is going to pay US$ 9.7 billion over the next five years.
- Debt Justice
- Debt Resolution
Ten reasons why the debt crisis is not over
This Eurodad report looks at the new debt picture in the sixth year of the global financial crisis. Debt vulnerabilities have changed, but overall they have not been substantially reduced. Unsustainable and illegitimate debt is still a risk to financial stability and, ultimately, to the economic and social fabric of our nations.
- Debt Justice
- Debt Sustainability
Vulture funds: US court ruling on Argentina enrages debt justice campaigners
The long litigation odyssey between the government of Argentina and holdout creditors continues.
- Debt Justice
- Debt Resolution
IMF acknowledges failure of recent debt restructurings, proposes new reforms
As the United Nations moves rapidly towards alternative proposals to sovereign debt work-out, it seems that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) does not want to be sidelined on the issue.
- Debt Justice
- Debt Resolution
Debt Movement calls for a total cancellation of Haiti's debt
Campaigners dismayed at the International Monetary Fund’s new lending
- Debt Justice
39 CSOs sign up urging EU to cancel Haiti’s debt
Almost 40 civil society organizations signed a letter calling upon Members of the European Parliament Committee on Development and European Development Ministers to take action with respect to Haiti’s debt.
- Debt Justice
- Debt Resolution