Davos: Plying business as usual to a changing world
Much of what the world looks like in the future arises out of the wheelings and dealings at the annual
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FTT: full steam ahead, direction justice?
Eleven countries in the EU are set to implement a Financial Transactions Tax (FTT) thanks to the green light given
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Trócaire’s 40th anniversary
How people’s support has changed lives for 40 years, writes Trócaire Director and former CIDSE President Justin Kilcullen.
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Hommage à Fred Martinache, premier président laïc de la CIDSE
Hommage à Fred Martinache, ancien secrétaire national du CCFD et premier président laïc de la CIDSE.
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A new year, more than ever
Often the 1st of January is the beginning of just another year: a happy new year, new good intentions, new
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Reforming finance: The human rights crisis continues
It is time to recognize that failure to approach financial regulation from a value-based perspective can provide only illusory and
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Soledad Suárez, nueva Presidenta Nacional de Manos Unidas
“Manos Unidas va a seguir trabajando en la denuncia de las estructuras injustas, que favorecen la discriminación que lleva a
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Financial Regulation, HR and Sustainability
Financial Regulation, Human Rights and Sustainability, December 2012
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Human rights due diligence report presented at U.N.
A new report outlining existing instruments and available options for States to meet their duty to ensure corporations are not
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A tax on financial transactions is on its way, but who will benefit from its revenues?
Originally conceived to support the poorest, there is a real risk that FTT revenues will be used for future financial
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