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World leaders must stop fueling inequality

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World leaders must stop fueling inequality

July 11, 2019
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As governments and global leaders gather in the coming months at several summits and meetings, from the UN High Level Political Forum in New York, to the G7 summit and the UN General Assembly, fighting inequality will once again be high on the agenda. But they are failing to deal with inequality crisis.

This open letter is written by the growing global movement to fight inequality – to call out the failure of the current approach by governments and to set out a vision for radical change. Leadership is coming from people on the frontlines of inequality, not politicians. Governments and leaders must follow their calls to truly #fightinequality. READ MORE

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