Global Justice Now campaign against the root causes of poverty and inequality. We are a democratically-governed movement made up of local campaign groups based in towns and cities around the UK. Our staff in London and Edinburgh co-ordinate hard-hitting campaigns that challenge the powerful and seek to bring about economic justice for the world’s poor majority.
Global poverty is not inevitable. It’s a result of government policies, economic structures and corporate behaviour. As global citizens, we take seriously our responsibility to try and change the structures and policies which keep people poor – starting with those of our own government and British companies.
We’re politically and financially independent. The majority of our funding comes from thousands of individual members and supporters. That means we’re able to shine a light into dark corners and speak up for the marginalised when others find it uncomfortable to do so.
It’s central to our work that we act in solidarity with activists, civil society organisations and social movements in the global south. We have a history of campaigning with them on a range of issues, from opposing water privatisation to demanding a just solution to the climate crisis. We put pressure on decision-makers, organise public opposition to harmful policies, and produce robust research which shows there are alternatives to corporate-led globalisation.
We used to be WDM - World Development Movement.
Company Details
- Employees
- 21
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 66 Offley Road, London,sw9 0ls,united Kingdom
- Industry
- Civic And Social Organizations
- NAICS
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Civic and Social Organizations
- Website
- globaljustice.org.uk
- Keywords
- campaigning.
- HQ
- London
Global Justice Now Questions
Global Justice Now's website is globaljustice.org.uk
Global Justice Now's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/global-justice-now
Global Justice Now has
21 employees.
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employees at Global Justice Now.
Global Justice Now's industry is
Civic and Social Organizations
Global Justice Now's top competitors are
Oxfam,
Somo,
Amnesty International,
War On Want,
Friends Of The Earth,
New Economy Organisers Network (Neon),
Trade Justice Movement,
Transnational Institute,
Debt Justice,
Cafod.
Global Justice Now's categories are Civic and Social Organizations
Global Justice Now's founding year is 1970
