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Midway in UN tax negotiations: Global South sees reason for optimism, urges high ambition must prevail

2026-08-11
On: August 11, 2026
In: Development Finance, Press Release

NEW YORK — Midway through the pivotal fifth negotiating session of the UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation at United Nations Headquarters, the Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt andContinue Reading

UN global tax treaty talks proceed in New York

2026-08-05
On: August 5, 2026
In: Development Finance, Press Release

Asian civil society calls on finance ministers to stop tax abuse by multinational corporations, shift tax burden from workers to super-rich NEW YORK — As government delegates deliberate the ‘zero draft’Continue Reading

Why the Philippines must fight for global tax justice at the UN

2026-08-04
On: August 4, 2026
In: Development Finance, Op-Ed

OECD rules won’t save Philippine tax revenues. The UN tax negotiation is our chance to fix the system. By Lidy Nacpil and Luke Espiritu The Philippine government took a noteworthy stepContinue Reading

Why Asia must fight for global tax justice at the UN

2026-08-04
On: August 4, 2026
In: Development Finance, Op-Ed

OECD rules won’t save Asian revenues or fund climate resilience. The upcoming UN Tax Convention negotiations offer our best chance to rebuild a broken system. By Lidy Nacpil Developing countriesContinue Reading

UN Tax Convention must end “double subsidy” for Big Tech data centers in Malaysia, warns Charles Santiago

2026-08-04
On: August 4, 2026
In: Development Finance, Press Release, Updates and Statements

Civil society leader calls for unitary taxation and public country-by-country reporting as UN talks shift from principles to binding legal text NEW YORK — As negotiations for the United Nations FrameworkContinue Reading

Ending Big Oil’s free ride in the Global South: Asian nations demand UN tax treaty to turn fossil super-profits into climate finance

2026-08-01
On: August 1, 2026
In: Development Finance, Updates and Statements

Ahead of the 5th negotiating session of the United Nations Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation in New York, the Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development (APMDD) is callingContinue Reading

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