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Think Global March 2016
February 2016
Act locally with Global Justice Now. For other issues, check out our Think Global page.
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Report: How trade deals threaten tax justice
General
TTIP February 2016 update
February 2016
In this briefing we update you on the latest news on the Transatlantic Trade and
Investment Partnership (TTIP)
Trade
Taxes on trial - how trade deals threaten tax justice
February 2016
Demands for tax justice have resounded worldwide, with inequality at historic and
unsustainable levels and increased attention towards the tax practices of major
multinational corporations from Google to Starbucks. We believe that governments must
be able to change their tax systems to ensure multinationals pay their fair share and to
ensure that critical public services are well funded. States must also be able to
reconsider and withdraw tax breaks previously granted to multinationals if they no
longer fit with national priorities.
Trade
TTIP update for Scottish activists - February 2016
February 2016
The latest TTIP update includes CETA protest and petition at Holyrood, Scotland
Against TTIP's latest plans for the upcoming Holyrood elections, new CETA (Canada EU deal) postcard and Scottish briefing, as well as all the latest on the trade
negotiations in Brussels, and news from the Scottish, Wesminster and European
parliaments.
Trade
Think Global Extra February 2016
January 2016
Welcome to the February issue of Think Global Extra, the bimonthly supplement to
Think Global. Read it in conjunction with the last full Think Global from January.
General
Scottish CETA briefing
January 2016
A briefing outlining Global Justice Now's main concerns about CETA, a huge trade deal
between Canada and the EU, and the impact it might have in Scotland.
Trade
Gated Development - is the Gates Foundation always a force for
good?
January 2016
Every January, Bill Gates sets out his vision for a better world and the role the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation can play in achieving this in an annual letter to us all. With
assets of $43.5 billion, the foundation is the largest charitable foundation in the world. It
is arguably the most influential actor on issues of global health and agriculture, and
distributes more aid for global health than any government.
General
How two of our supporters (almost) inspired me to run a marathon
Malise Rosbech
05 January 2016
General
“If I can just make it up that hill…” I thought, gasping for air on a cold January morning. I
did make it to the top but it’s safe to say, I wasn’t very fit. I had struggled to run just 3k
and in a few months I was going to participate in a 10k charity run. “I’ll never make New
Year’s resolutions again”, I promised myself as I walked home.
Think Global Extra December 2015
December 2015
Welcome to the December issue of Think Global Extra, the bimonthly supplement to
Think Global. Read it in conjunction with the last full Think Global from November.
General
Think Global January 2016
December 2015
Act locally with Global Justice Now. For other issues, check out our Think Global page.
Groups-specific trade deals flyer
General
Silent but Deadly - Estimating the real climate impact of agribusiness
corporations
December 2015
The agribusiness industry presents itself as part of the solution to climate change. The
major firms spend significant sums to promote the message that corporate, industrial
agriculture is compatible with fighting climate change. But they are wrong. This report
demonstrates that multinational agribusiness companies are part of the problem, not the
solution, by revealing the true extent of their overall contribution to dangerous climate
change. So far, most agribusiness companies have got away with underestimating their
true impact because they only declare their direct emissions. Many emissions are not
direct, but arise from the end use of their products or from their supply chains.
Climate and energy
Five reasons TTIP and CETA are terrible for the climate
December 2015
We can halt climate change, but only by changing the economic and political structures
that bind us to a high carbon model. The enormous trade deals currently being
negotiated, like TTIP and CETA, will further entrench this model and make it all but
impossible to reverse. this briefing outlines the reasons why we have to stop TTIP and
other similar trade deals if we are to successfully stop climate change.
Climate and energy
Trade
Food fight - the story of rich country hypocrisy at the WTO
December 2015
Nairobi will be the scene of an important battle between richer and poorer countries in
December when the World Trade Organisation (WTO) meets for its ministerial. On one
side, countries like the US and UK subsidise their agricultural sector to the tune of
billions of pounds but don't want to allow other countries to do so. On the other side
countries like India are demanding equal treatment and the freedom to buy farmers'
crops in order to distribute them to those too poor to buy them at market prices.
Food
Trade
Stop secret trade deals flyer for groups
November 2015
A flyer for local Stop TTIP or local Global Justice Now groups to inform people about
transatlantic trade deals, what action they can take, and encourage them to join a local
group.
Trade
"The Road Through Paris" climate justice newspaper
November 2015
We all want action on climate change, but what does that action mean? Will it be
effective, will it be fair, and are the Paris climate talks going to deliver that action?
Climate and energy
TTIP update for Scottish activists - November 2015
November 2015
The latest TTIP update includes the next Scottish Councils to become TTIP-free, the
return to Scotland of the Westminster Warriors, TTIP and climate justice - as well as the
latest from the European, Westminster and Scottish parliaments on TTIP.
Trade
Think Global November 2015
November 2015
Act locally with Global Justice Now. For other issues, check out our Think Global page.
General
Regulatory cooperation in TTIP: A blueprint for corporate domination?
October 2015
The trade deal between the EU and USA is already weakening vital regulations in the
EU while it is still in the process of being negotiated.
This briefing shows that while the proposed ‘regulatory cooperation’ in TTIP may sound
bureaucratic or even benevolent, it actually amounts to a ‘blueprint for corporate
domination,’ opening the door for countless controversial practices, from chickens
washed in chlorinated water, through to the return of asbestos in certain products.
Trade
Fighting TTIP, CETA and ISDS: Lessons from Canada
October 2015
Maude Barlow, Canadian activist and author, has written this paper as a warning to
Europeans who care about the health of their people, the resilience of their
communities, the fate of their public services, and the protection of their natural
resources.
Trade
Race to the bottom Regulatory cooperation in TTIP: A blueprint for
corporate domination?
October 2015
The trade deal between the EU and USA is already weakening vital regulations in the
EU while it is still in the process of being negotiated.
This briefing shows that while the proposed ‘regulatory cooperation’ in TTIP may sound
bureaucratic or even benevolent, it actually amounts to a ‘blueprint for corporate
domination,’ opening the door for countless controversial practices, from chickens
washed in chlorinated water, through to the return of asbestos in certain products.
Trade
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