End the Mozambique debt scandal

Tell the Chancellor that the people of Mozambique deserve justice!

Secret and fraudulent loans were made by the London branch of Credit Suisse bank. The fraud ultimately cost Mozambique’s economy $11bn.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has issued a fine, but instead of £147 million going to the people of Mozambique, it’s currently earmarked for the UK Treasury.

Call on Rishi Sunak to make sure the money goes to support the people of Mozambique.

(For a Portuguese version go here:https://act.jubileedebt.org.uk/mocambique)

Let's clog up the Treasury inbox with 3,000 emails about this injustice!

2,685 of 3,000 emails have been sent. Will you help us send another 315?

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Photo: Campaigners from Mozambique together with campaigners from Jubilee Debt Campaign take their message to the UK government

After six years of campaigning, the UK Financial Conduct Authority has finally fined the London branch of Credit Suisse for their role in the Mozambique secret loans scandal – a crisis which has pushed an estimated 2 million people into poverty.

But rather than going back to the Mozambican people, the fine, of £147 million, is being kept in the UK.

This is not right.

Will you write to Rishi Sunak and call on him to use the proceeds the UK Treasury will receive from the Credit Suisse fine to help the victims of their actions: ordinary people in Mozambique?

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