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  1. Reparative Justice · Part 10 · Climate and inequality

    Climate and the overpopulation myth

    …and capitalising the planet are responsible for climate change. All data on climate change emissions since 1850 confirms this as they were responsible for burning fossil fuels, industrialisation and…

  2. The Financial Transaction Tax · Part 4 · The four markets

    Poverty, racism and climate change are the known consequences of political choices

    …crisis, wages crisis, food price crisis, climate crisis, inflation crisis, renters crisis, ecological crisis, floods crisis, famine crisis, poverty crisis, mental health crisis, the constant war…

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    What repair would build

    …water. Schools. school. Debts cancelled. debt. Climate protection. climate. The truth, told. truth. Stolen things returned. returned. Who would pay? Not you. The fortunes and institutions that…

  4. Reparative Justice · Part 4 · Who the movement is for

    Why we need revolutionary reparative justice

    …and thinkers who see racism, sexism, war and climate change as parts of one system. A Black Lives Matter protest in Hyde Park, London. Many movements are fighting the same system. It is for those…

  5. Reparative Justice · Part 7 · Wealth, crisis and reform

    Crisis after crisis

    …crisis, wages crisis, food price crisis, climate crisis, inflation crisis, renters crisis, ecological crisis, famine crisis, poverty crisis, mental health crisis, the constant war crisis are not…

  6. Reparative Justice · Part 10 · Climate and inequality

    Global inequality

    Despite global hunger, poverty and unrest, the world is far from poor. It is dripping in wealth, held to secure power by a fraction of the world's population. According to the CS Wealth Report, 2.17%…

  7. Reparative Justice · Part 10 · Climate and inequality

    The development sector

    The international development sector who expend enormous energies fighting for “economic justice” or “tax justice” through reformist campaigns mislead civil society and by doing so, enable harm under…

  8. The Financial Transaction Tax · Part 1 · Why this tax is different

    This FTT delivers reparative justice and system change

    …made poverty, hunger, destitution, debt and climate change and other forms of impoverishment. Reparative justice as emancipation and liberation: As the tax increases, it will go towards weakening…

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    Questions people ask us

    …clinics, schools, clean water, cancelled debts, climate protection. More questions, answered →.

  10. Questions people ask us

    Who would get it?

    The communities harmed first, through things everyone can see: clinics, schools, clean water, debt relief and climate protection.

  11. Reparative Justice · Part 6 · Land, law and protest

    Protest and propaganda

    …do not respond to data and statistics about climate change, poverty and inequality – their interest is in profit before people. The right to protest for new ways of organising the economy is being…

  12. The Financial Transaction Tax · Part 1 · Why this tax is different

    This FTT is systemic, not reformist

    …further entrenches racism, inequalities and climate change. This FTT is systemic, by targeting the epicentre of capitalism, finance capital and therefore the root of power. Increasing the tax over…

  13. Achieving Change

    An action plan for reparative justice and system change

    …patriarchy, sexism, gender discrimination, climate change and so on are connected, intrinsic, inseparable, and inevitable to oppressive capitalist and imperialist politics - whether those are liberal…

  14. Achieving Change

    Revolutionary Reparations takes power from the wealthy:

    …complex and abolish prisons. Stops ecocide and climate change. Ends structural discrimination and subjugation by race, sex, gender, caste and faith. Strategic movement building. Revolutionaries and…