War on Want was the first organisation to draw attention to the damage caused by baby milk companies with its groundbreaking 1974 publication The Baby Killer.
"To free the world from hunger is an essential necessity if we are to free it from war: for a world divided into rich nations growing richer and poor nations growing poorer cannot long remain at peace."
"This is a plea for turning the arms race into a race for the conquest of world poverty."
The 1951 pamphlet sent out by the Association for World Peace as an interim publication prior to the original War on Want pamphlet written by Harold Wilson, published t...
The original letter from Victor Gollancz published in the Manchester Guardian on 12 February 1951. Within a month, Gollancz had received over 10,000 positive responses to his call.
These tax breaks and subsidies were taken by the world’s largest fast-food business, despite it ending the year with increased UK sales, and paying out a record $3.75 billion (£2.9 billion) to shareholders throughout the year.