Category Archives: Campaign Letters

May 2006 Campaign Letter

Supporting English language training will help Chinese environmentalists tell their story and protect their environment. Continue reading

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November 2005 Campaign Letter

The wrong kind of aid. Continue reading

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June 2005 Campaign Letter

Momentum to challenge the Third World’s odious debts is building so much that western countries are worried their loose lending will be exposed under international odious debt arbitration, and end their claim to repayment.

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May 2005 Campaign Letter

If there’s a silver lining to the war in Iraq, it is this: The arms merchants who supplied Saddam Hussein’s military machine will not be repaid. The foreign financiers who financed Saddam Hussein’s undemocratic regime will not be repaid. The foreign multinationals who bribed Saddam’s cronies to secure oil concessions in Iraq will lose these concessions. Continue reading

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May 2005 Campaign Letter

The devestation caused by the Third World`s debt is finally getting the attention it deserves. Continue reading

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November 2004 Campaign Letter

Nam Theun 2 dam will destroy the livelihoods of poor villagers. Continue reading

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May 2004 Campaign Letter

The fight against international corruption. Continue reading

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May 2004 Campaign Letter

Last fall, I wrote to tell you and other supporters that our federal government was trying to protect Acres International, a Canadian multinational that had been convicted of bribery in the african country of Lesotho. Our government also didn’t want to have its own role in this corruption scandal under scrutiny – the person who arranged the African bribery payments was a Canadian official, appointed by the federal cabinet. Continue reading

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