Joint statement: It’s time for the OECD to walk the talk on human rights
A coalition of civil society organizations advocating for social, economic, racial, and climate justice, we…
UN submission sets out racist impacts of UK’s ‘second empire’
GRADE was recently used in a submission delivered to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination…
Debt cancellation could put 5 million more children in school
Debt relief could lead to 17 million people gaining access to clean drinking water, 5…
‘Huge benefits’ in greater debt relief for lower-income countries, study finds
Reducing the debt payments made by poor countries to more sustainable levels could help 5…
Litany of failure: the OECD’s stewardship of international taxation
This new briefing catalogues the various problematic issues that have emerged through the OECD’s leadership…
OECD tax reforms risk violating human rights law, UN experts warn in special intervention
A group of top-level UN experts with special mandates to investigate human rights violations have…
Tax abuse costs Malawi $51 million every year
Rachel Etter-Phoya quotes recent GRADE research saying the impact of tax abuse on the nation is quite…
Breaking out of the bubble to transform education financing
Tax abuses, debt service and austerity reduce the resources available for education.
“Taxes saves lives”, coverage of research in Norwegian national newspaper
A case study from March of the telecoms company Vodafone in Africa shows how big…
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