May 2008

	Journey to Justice - Drop the Debt 10 Years On Birmingham. Sunday 18 May, 2008 Representatives from Aid organisations, including Cafod
	Christian Aid and Oxfam answered questions from the host
	and the Ulfah Arts Singing Group performed in the hall
	Steve Miller of the Jewish Social Justice Coalition and a Sikh representative explained the faith basis of their support for debt relief (the idea of the Jubilee comes of course from the Torah - in Leviticus 25:13.)
	Ramesh Kallidai, Hindu Forum of Britain and Bishop Dr Joe Aldred, Chair, Council of Black-led Churches
	Lidy Nacpil of Jubilee South, from the Phillipines and Latoya Richards from CaPRI (Caribbean Policy Research Institute) in Jamaica
			An activist and an MP from Uganda
			Archbishop Ndungane, former Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town and now President of African Monitor Stephen Rand, Jubilee Debt Campaign Jubilee Debt Campaign director Nick Dearden and Stephen Rand We are told to fill in our links for the chain
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Journey to Justice - Drop the Debt 10 Years On

Birmingham. Sunday 18 May, 2008