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Campaign news - EPAs
Traidcraft responds to BIS over EPAs
After Traidcraft supporters took action in December, Edward Davey, a minister in the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), has responded to what he describes as ‘a large number of emails to the Government ‘to consider a new approach to trade deals with Africa’’.
9
February
2011
Traidcraft responds to DFID over EPAs
Following a letter from the UK Government on trade deals with Africa (Economic Partnership Agreements), Traidcraft has issued the following response.
25
January
2011
DFID replies to Traidcraft’s call for fairer trade deals
Traidcraft marks the New Year with a response from the Department for International Development to supporters' calls for fairer trade deals for Africa.
10
January
2011
European NGOs protest against EPAs
On Friday 29th October, Traidcraft joined with a variety of European NGOs, to make it clear to EU development and trade ministers that civil society is united in the call to ‘Stop EPAs’.
9
November
2010
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