Trade Justice Movement

Analysis of the UK-Australia trade Agreement in Principle

Here is an initial analysis of the UK-Australia trade Agreement in Principle

5 things the Australia trade deal should include if the UK is serious about G7 commitements

Here are five things the deal should contain if the UK is serious about its G7 commitments

APPG on Trade Justice meets to discuss the UK-Australia trade deal

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Trade Justice is organising a meeting on the opportunities and risks of a UK-Australia trade deal.

Statement: TJM’s response to the announcement of the new UK-Australia trade deal

TJM’s response to the announcement of the new UK-Australia trade deal

Ten things you should know about Trade and Climate Change

We are urging the G7 leaders to ensure the trade system works for the climate with the "Ten things you should know about Trade and Climate Change".

The Australia trade deal makes a mockery of the UK’s climate ambition

The UK must urgently put the brakes on any deal that doesn’t align with its legally binding climate targets.

There are worrying omissions in the new ‘trailblazing’ trade deals with Canada and Mexico

There is little guidance on how the government’s new deals will translate into jobs and prosperity, let alone how they align with climate commitments.

TJM response to the new UK Investment Council

The government should set out clear terms of reference for the Investment Council and seek the views of a broader cross-section of organisations.

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How can UK trade policy deliver for labour rights around the world?

Event: Join our panel of experts in trade and union rights for a rich discussion on the UK’s international trading relationships.

Statement on UK's CPTPP membership

TJM responds to the UK's membership to the trans Pacific trade deal (CPTPP).

Are greater trading options really crucial to rebuild the country?

Tom Wills reacts to Jonathan Reynolds', Business Secretary, opinion piece in the Guardian.

TJM disappointed at UK Government's trade announcement

We are disappointed at the announcement that the UK will be resuming trade negotiations with the Gulf Cooperation Council and Israel.

Labour’s opportunity for cleaner and greener UK trade

The new Labour government has a valuable opportunity to reset and modernise the UK’s approach to international trade.

Pursuing a deal with the Gulf utterly discredits the UK's international commitments

Statement following Labour’s intention to accelerate negotiations with the Gulf countries.

Civil society group calls for reset of UK’s trade relationships to support a fairer and greener trade

We are calling upon the UK Government to begin a new chapter of responsible and progressive trade policy.

TJM partners with Queen Mary University of London to launch Trade and Climate Assembly

We have launched the world’s first Citizens’ Assembly covering trade and climate change, in collaboration with the Queen Mary University of London.

Seven trade policy priorities for the next government

Read the BOND blog by Tom Wills about the seven trade policy priorities for the next UK Government.

$114 billion has been awarded to investors in secret corporate courts, new data reveals

Our ‘Global ISDS tracker’ with most comprehensive analysis to date shows how ISDS is delaying climate action.

TJM launches 2024 General Election manifesto for trade justice

Ahead of the upcoming election, we lay out how the next UK Government could build a trade system which works for people and the planet.

Blog: New Pacific trade deal carries few benefits for the UK

The UK is on the cusp of joining the Pacific trade bloc without Parliament having cast a single vote. Read Leo Verity's blog on what risks this brings

Open letter: Suspending trade agreements and negotiations in response to the ICJ ruling on Gaza

Together with 8 UK groups we call on the UK Gov to consider suspending its trade agreements with Israel in light of breaches of humanitarian law.

Autumn Statement: Carbon tax could threaten developing country economies

Today's Autumn Statement is set to include a new carbon tax, which could threaten developing country economies. Read our new report on CBAMs.

Global Food Summit neglects the role of trade

Our new report underscores the urgent need for a more inclusive and nuanced dialogue on the impact of trade regulations on the agri-food system.

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